[Scan-DC] News organization feed frequencies

[john wilson]

  With few exceptions these seem mostly to be requests for IFB frequencies.  These temporary frequency assignments don't mean all of the frequencies will be used.  It is a method to attempt from each user from trashing another by using the same frequency with possible the same or different pl.

ka3jjz at netscape.com wrote:

>   Jason Kovach over on the WUN (!) forwarded this URL; it's a list of the freq assignments from the various news organizations from the 2001 Inaugural. There have been some changes, of course, in the 4 years, but it's primary value lies, I think, in the revelation of where the various STL and other feeds are in the various bands.  For example, I wouldn't have thought of looking in the 180 Mhz band for some of these (!).  Looks like AOR, some Icom and Yaesu owners would have a leg up on this.
>
>   Anyway, the PDF link is:
>
>   http://www.webe.org/pages/Requests%20by%20Frequency.pdf
>
>   73s Mike
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