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You may use your browser's "Back" button to return to Home page, or the button provided. OES ACS FREQUENCIES FOR CIVILIAN DISASTER RESPONSE: In the (inevitable) event a disaster strikes our fair City, rendering normal communications inoperable, the San Francisco OES communications civilian volunteer corps swings into action. We use the below frequencies for backup communications. If you would like to volunteer now to come to the aid of San Francisco in a disaster - and you are a radio operator - please call 415-703-6586 for recorded information. If you want to volunteer only when disaster strikes, please report in on the "resource net" frequencies - either published here or announced on the air, for information and assignments. Please, in an emergency, do NOT volunteer on the tactical frequencies. Use the "resource nets" because 1) you might jam vital tactical traffic and 2) you are just that - a resource. We probably will make use of you. Bill strongly recommends you volunteer today. You can get training and information to let you be the "most you can be" when an emergency strikes. We hold exciting and interesting trainings and drills too! Note that the frequencies are for licensed radio Amateurs only. GMRS frequencies are also integral to our response. Come to a meeting and we will help you get started! San Francisco Office Of Emergency Services 2 Meter Frequency Directory24 July 1998 ISSUE Current A/O Dec. 1999 Chan. Abbr. Frequency Purpose # 1 W6PW 145.15- Resource Net Repeater 2 EAST 146.79- East Side Operations Repeater 3 WEST 147.105+ West Side Op. Repeater 100.0 4 BAT1 145.560s Battalion 1 Simplex 5 BAT2 144.240s Battalion 2 Simplex 6 BAT3 146.550s Battalion 3 Simplex 7 BAT4 147.465s Battalion 4 Simplex 8 BAT5 145.530s Battalion 5 Simplex 9 BAT6 147.510s Battalion 6 Simplex 10 BAT7 147.570s Battalion 7 Simplex 11 BAT8 147.540s Battalion 8 Simplex 12 BAT9 147.405s Battalion 9 Simplex 13 BT10 144.270s Battalion 10 Simplex 14 BT11 146.475s Battalion 11 Simplex Presidio 15 CALL 146.520s Simplex Calling Frequency 16 PARC 144.485s Piedmont A.R.C. Simplex 17 COM1 144.120 Wide Area Comm-1 18 COM2 144.140 Wide Area Comm-2 19 COM3 144.160 Wide Area Comm-3 20 COM4 144.180 Wide Area Comm-4 21 HOSP 146.430s Hospital Net 22 REDX 147.42s Red Cross Simplex 23 MTD1 145.330- Mt. Diablo Repeater #1 100.0 24 MTD2 147.060+ Mt. Diablo Repeater #2 100.0 25 SAC1 147.195+ Sacramento Val. & Tahoe 123.0 26 VACA 147.000+ Mt. Vaca to Sacramento 136.5 27 WX-1 162.400 NOAA WEATHER 28 CAP1 148.150- Civil Air Patrol 100.0 Note: WX available on Marine Radio. 162.55, 162.45 and 162.40 are on the air. By: Bill, KE6AZK, O.E.S. A.C.S. Chief Engineer
San Francisco Office Of Emergency Services 440 MHz Frequency Directory15 June 1998 ISSUE Current A/O Dec. 1999 REVISED Chan. Abbr. Frequency Purpose # CALL ACS 442.050+ ACS/LARC REPEATER 127.3 1 S B 442.475+ KA6EYH REPEATER 114.8 2 East 443.100+ EAST SIDE TACTICAL 114.8 3 West 444.725+ WEST SIDE TACTICAL 103.5 4 ACS 442.050+ ACS/LARC REPEATER 127.3 5 WALA 440.750+ WALA wide area link 100.0 6 443.425+ Francis' Repeater East 100.0 (Wide) 7 441.325+ Mt. Diablo Repeater 100.00 8 440.250+ State OES Link 100.00 9 442.450+ WB6QLJ Repeater (or simplex) 91.5 10 Alpha 438.700 SIMPLEX: Auxiliary Band 11 Bravo 438.750 SIMPLEX: Auxiliary Band 12 Charlie 438.800 SIMPLEX: Auxiliary Band 13 Delta 438.850 SIMPLEX: Auxiliary Band 14 Echo 438.900 SIMPLEX: Auxiliary Band 15 Fox 439.100 SIMPLEX: Auxiliary Band 16 Golf 439.150 SIMPLEX: Auxiliary Band 17 Hotel 439.200 SIMPLEX: Auxiliary Band 18 India 446.000 Simplex Frequency (Calling) 19 Juliet 446.500 Simplex Frequency 20 Kilo 441.000 Simplex Frequency & RB By: Bill Cereske, KE6AZK
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