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Jim N7UAP - Bellingham, WA / InterceptRadio.com

Interesting, do they use it?

Operating on eight discrete frequencies..

They publish them right there how are they discrete. :)

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If I had an antenna, I would; but I can only transmit on 160 meters.
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DE K7MHI

I don't think the word means what you think it does LOL :)
Discrete is not top secret. Discrete is individually separate or distinct.
So they are individual frequencies that they would use.

LOL - Nothing is secure these days. 5192 kHz is Primary Daytime and 2411 kHz is primary Nightime frequency, all in USB. One of the 8 frequencies is 2414 KHz -- which was the very first radio channel used by all of the Police dispatchers back in the 1920's and 1930's. It was a one-way talk out "Calling All Cars" radio channel shared by all police departments in the state. The call letters where all 4 letters like commercial radio stations. Sure would like to hear them using 2414 kHz.

PS: The only difference between now and then was 2414 KHz was just standard AM Voice and now 2414 KHz is USB (+1.4 kHz),

KNHH-598 + KNHH-597 + KB-44651 All USB
2326 KHz Night - Interstate
2411 KHZ Night - Primary
2414 KHz
2587 KHz
2801 KHz
5192 KHz Day - Primary
7805 KHz Day - Interstate (Oregon + Idaho)
7935 KHz

Will someone post it here? Thnx

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http://mil.wa.gov/other.links/telecommunications

Also note that besides the WA. State - SECURE net HF radio the State EOC uses Both the FEMA HF radio system (FNARS) and the WA National Guard HF radio system (STARL). I will try to list the FEMA HF channels soon.