Found this in google.......
Typical MARS Frequencies, take a listen.
- MARS Member stations meet periodically in scheduled
networks on military frequencies outside of the amateur
bands. There are various types of networks and each
accomplishes a specific goal. For example, Administrative
Networks to take care of much of the day-to-day management
of the program. Traffic Networks which exist solely to
pass third-party traffic, and of course, Emergency
Networks which are established to provide communication
needs during periods of emergency. There are also
Technical Nets and Training Nets.
- MARS nets operate in different modes. Many MARS nets
meet between 4000 - 4050 Khz and 7300 - 7400 Khz.
Generally network stations meet during the local
mid-to-late-afternoon and/or early evening hours. You can
identify NAVMARCORMARS Stations by their "NNNØ" prefix.
Army MARS stations are identified by their "AA" (Alpha
Alpha) prefixes, while Air Force MARS stations have the
unique "AF" (Alpha Foxtrot) prefix.
Thank you for stopping by. We look forward to hearing from
you.
Sincerely yours,
Bo G. Lindfors, NNNØASA
Chief, Navy-Marine Corps MARS
Not very specific....but get's you in the ballpark.
73
Greg
AB7R
On Fri, 11 May 2007 12:59:05 -0400 (EDT)
Thom LaCosta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, 11 May 2007, wrote:
I sure hope Elecraft allows thier K-3 to operate on MARS
frequencies.
Without this capability, I won't/can't consider owning
a K-3. I am the
Air Force Region 4 MARS Director and none of the 250
members in my region
could use Elecraft without this capability.
I remember trying to find out what frequencies the
various MARS programs used in order to determine if I
could use the K2 to checkit. My emails explained why I
was asking.
Army Mars never answered
AirForce Mars told me they couldn't give me the
frequencies due to security,
but impressed on me that in order to join I had to have
equipment that would
operate on their frequencies.
Navy MARS not only wouldn't give me the information, but
told me I needed a modern radio, not some kit, since they
did a lot of digital.
It's hard to know if the radio you purchase will operate
on the secret frequencies that you can't learn cause
you're not a member and you can't join cause you don't
know if your rig will operate where no one can tell you
it should.
"I'm from the Gubmint, and I'm here to help you."
73,Thom-k3hrn
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