emergency frequencies

The Yukon Amateur Radio Association site has the repeater frequencies for the Yukon Territory on their website. The British Columbia Amateur Radio Co-ordination Council has the information for BC on their site.

2008-08-17 14:50:47 by Abel

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And I heard that there are directions online on how to do this, has anyone heard of this, I have a pair of Cobra radios Model number PR 950 DX

No, that is not possible. As a matter of fact, it is illegal, since any CB modifications violate FCC regulations.

2008-02-12 22:39:38 by Hawk

Try the Missouri Frequency Database:
http://www.bumpkinland.com/ScannerDB/Log in.asp

2007-09-23 16:58:43 by tina12879

I have an FM transmitter that allows me to play my ipod through the radio in my car. It works best on 88.3 which has no normal station. I was wondering if an emergency broadcast like the ones that warn you about severe storms and stuff will interrupt it.

NO. These emergency broadcasts, Known properly as the Emergency Alert System, are transmitted from the real radio stations directly and on their own frequencies. Your system does not have any way for it to input the emergency information then send it out to your radio. Some (but very few) radios have an interupt feature that will switch to a National Weather Service All hazards alert from whatever they were playing, but those radios are few and expensive.

2009-04-01 13:36:59 by Donokage

Try here:

http://www.cityfreq.com/

2006-02-25 22:46:06 by scotlass