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Scott Davis
Hi All,
Below is an e-mail I sent to our local club yesterday afternoon. We are in a unique position to do so something very helpful for our country, by monitoring for illegal activity. Collectively, I suspect we can provide this service better than anyone else on the planet.
The text is specific to our club, so you will likely want to reword some of this, to make it applicable to your area, before you share it with your local group, but please feel free to use any sections that are pertinent....
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott & Kimberly Davis <snkdavis@...> Sent: Sun, Jan 17, 2021 4:48 pm Subject: Everyone, Please Read: Protecting our NEMARC Frequencies & Our Country Hi All,
I think most of us are still somewhat reeling, sickened and incredulous as to what happened last week in Washington. Whatever our political beliefs, that behavior is completely and totally unacceptable.
As you probably know, the riot organizers have lost the use of most of the on line forums that they previously relied on for planning and coordination. What you may not know is that these individuals are now turning to two way radio to further their agenda. According to a CNN article dated today, the FCC just made the following statement:
https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/17/tech/fcc-radio-extremist-social-media-attack/index.html
"The Bureau has become aware of discussions on social media platforms suggesting that certain radio services regulated by the Commission may be an alternative to social media platforms for groups to communicate and coordinate future activities," the FCC said in its warning Sunday. "Individuals using radios in the Amateur or Personal Radio Services in this manner may be subject to severe penalties, including significant fines, seizure of the offending equipment, and, in some cases, criminal prosecution."
I believe that is occurring in our area. Earlier this afternoon, I heard a new guy "testing" on 146.595. I gave him a call and asked the normal, welcoming questions. It didn't take long for the individual, alluding to the riots, to explain that he and several of his friends were newly licensed in the last few months, so that they could communicate and make plans for certain emergencies / contingencies / meetups, etc. He went on to explain that they had their own Discord channel, but it that their Discord channel got shut down after the riots. It is easy to infer the content of their channel if it gave Discord cause to block it.
In addition, episodes of intentional, harmful interference in Harford County are increasing. It's not limited to the ham bands. Public service frequencies, such as Harford Fire are also being intentionally interfered with.
So, we have two specific goals:
1. We do not want these guys on our NEMARC frequencies.
2. We do not want these guys in our area.
To keep these guys off our frequencies....
We've not been as active on 146.595 lately, so perhaps others have found it easy to slide in. For us to accomplish goal number 1, we need to make 146.595 less attractive for their purposes. These guys are looking for frequencies where they can communicate without lots of ears. If you hear someone new on the frequency, call them. Be nice and engaging. First, they might truly be good, new folks (and we sure want them to stay), but if they are guys with nefarious intent, they are not going to want to continually have to go "around" us to plan their stuff. So, everyone, please monitor 146.595. If you hear someone new, chat them up every time they are on (but don't invite them to join NEMARC until you are sure they are ok). They will get tired of us and move to another frequency.
If you start a conversation, ping the rest of us on Discord, so that we can all join in.
To get these guys out of here.....
Guys, you and I are in a unique position to be especially useful in ferreting out these guys and helping to protect our country.
If we can prove illegal communications are occurring, we can relay that proof to the authorities. The beauty is, we already have most of the equipment we need to listen for that proof. My guess is these guys are going to be using unmodified radios, so think Amateur Radio, FRS, GMRS and CB frequencies. Most of us already have good antennas covering those bands. All we need are inexpensive analog scanners with those frequencies programmed in.
If you pick up illegal communication, record it. Should we obtain solid evidence of planning for illegal activity, I have contacts with ARRL that I know will advise us on how to proceed.
If you don't already have a scanner, I purchased this 500 channel, analog scanner about a year ago. It is only $99 and is perfect for the application we are describing, covering all the frequencies they would likely use:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C73X4FK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
After this is over, you can always use it to monitor local repeaters, simplex, 10 meter repeaters, Harford Fire, etc.
You will want to hook the scanner to a good antenna. The telescoping whip won't cut it. I will be using either my 2M / 440 antenna, or a scanner antenna. There are adapters available to easily hook your existing coax run to your scanner. It will hear like a champ!
Finally, keep communicating with the group. If you hear something locally, let others know what frequency(s) to monitor on Discord and e-mail. Above all, if illegal activity is being discussed, DO NOT ENGAGE or tip your hand. Just press record.
Let's do our part in this guys. We can make a difference and help protect our country and uphold the basis and purpose of Amateur Radio.
73, Scott
N3FJP
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect...
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Scott Davis
Hi All,
Just as a quick follow up. In case you need it, in addition to local repeaters, our club put together a list of frequencies to monitor, that would be most accessible to individuals using two way radios out of the box. Here are some frequencies to enter into your scanner (an Excel spreadsheet with this data is attached):
73, Scott
N3FJP
Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since 1997.
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect...
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Davis via groups.io <SNKDavis@...> To: n3fjpsoftwareusers@groups.io <n3fjpsoftwareusers@groups.io> Sent: Mon, Jan 18, 2021 7:30 am Subject: [N3FJPSoftwareUsers] Off Topic: Protecting our Frequencies & Our Country Hi All,
Below is an e-mail I sent to our local club yesterday afternoon. We are in a unique position to do so something very helpful for our country, by monitoring for illegal activity. Collectively, I suspect we can provide this service better than anyone else on the planet.
The text is specific to our club, so you will likely want to reword some of this, to make it applicable to your area, before you share it with your local group, but please feel free to use any sections that are pertinent....
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott & Kimberly Davis <snkdavis@...> Sent: Sun, Jan 17, 2021 4:48 pm Subject: Everyone, Please Read: Protecting our NEMARC Frequencies & Our Country Hi All,
I think most of us are still somewhat reeling, sickened and incredulous as to what happened last week in Washington. Whatever our political beliefs, that behavior is completely and totally unacceptable.
As you probably know, the riot organizers have lost the use of most of the on line forums that they previously relied on for planning and coordination. What you may not know is that these individuals are now turning to two way radio to further their agenda. According to a CNN article dated today, the FCC just made the following statement:
https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/17/tech/fcc-radio-extremist-social-media-attack/index.html
"The Bureau has become aware of discussions on social media platforms suggesting that certain radio services regulated by the Commission may be an alternative to social media platforms for groups to communicate and coordinate future activities," the FCC said in its warning Sunday. "Individuals using radios in the Amateur or Personal Radio Services in this manner may be subject to severe penalties, including significant fines, seizure of the offending equipment, and, in some cases, criminal prosecution."
I believe that is occurring in our area. Earlier this afternoon, I heard a new guy "testing" on 146.595. I gave him a call and asked the normal, welcoming questions. It didn't take long for the individual, alluding to the riots, to explain that he and several of his friends were newly licensed in the last few months, so that they could communicate and make plans for certain emergencies / contingencies / meetups, etc. He went on to explain that they had their own Discord channel, but it that their Discord channel got shut down after the riots. It is easy to infer the content of their channel if it gave Discord cause to block it.
In addition, episodes of intentional, harmful interference in Harford County are increasing. It's not limited to the ham bands. Public service frequencies, such as Harford Fire are also being intentionally interfered with.
So, we have two specific goals:
1. We do not want these guys on our NEMARC frequencies.
2. We do not want these guys in our area.
To keep these guys off our frequencies....
We've not been as active on 146.595 lately, so perhaps others have found it easy to slide in. For us to accomplish goal number 1, we need to make 146.595 less attractive for their purposes. These guys are looking for frequencies where they can communicate without lots of ears. If you hear someone new on the frequency, call them. Be nice and engaging. First, they might truly be good, new folks (and we sure want them to stay), but if they are guys with nefarious intent, they are not going to want to continually have to go "around" us to plan their stuff. So, everyone, please monitor 146.595. If you hear someone new, chat them up every time they are on (but don't invite them to join NEMARC until you are sure they are ok). They will get tired of us and move to another frequency.
If you start a conversation, ping the rest of us on Discord, so that we can all join in.
To get these guys out of here.....
Guys, you and I are in a unique position to be especially useful in ferreting out these guys and helping to protect our country.
If we can prove illegal communications are occurring, we can relay that proof to the authorities. The beauty is, we already have most of the equipment we need to listen for that proof. My guess is these guys are going to be using unmodified radios, so think Amateur Radio, FRS, GMRS and CB frequencies. Most of us already have good antennas covering those bands. All we need are inexpensive analog scanners with those frequencies programmed in.
If you pick up illegal communication, record it. Should we obtain solid evidence of planning for illegal activity, I have contacts with ARRL that I know will advise us on how to proceed.
If you don't already have a scanner, I purchased this 500 channel, analog scanner about a year ago. It is only $99 and is perfect for the application we are describing, covering all the frequencies they would likely use:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C73X4FK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
After this is over, you can always use it to monitor local repeaters, simplex, 10 meter repeaters, Harford Fire, etc.
You will want to hook the scanner to a good antenna. The telescoping whip won't cut it. I will be using either my 2M / 440 antenna, or a scanner antenna. There are adapters available to easily hook your existing coax run to your scanner. It will hear like a champ!
Finally, keep communicating with the group. If you hear something locally, let others know what frequency(s) to monitor on Discord and e-mail. Above all, if illegal activity is being discussed, DO NOT ENGAGE or tip your hand. Just press record.
Let's do our part in this guys. We can make a difference and help protect our country and uphold the basis and purpose of Amateur Radio.
73, Scott
N3FJP
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect
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Also keep in mind that people using radios inappropriately may likely be using ANY frequency. In fact, the chances of them using "standard" frequencies is less likely than using "random" frequencies. If they were cognizant of standard ham simplex or other channels, they probably would avoid them. Also, remember band plans vary around the country, so the simplex frequencies listed below may not apply in your area.
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We have found "bootleggers" on various unexpected frequencies in our area. For example, there is a group of Spanish speakers using the output frequency of a distant 440 ham repeater using low power handhelds. Another group was found on 146.555. Cheap readily available radios (Baofengs, etc.) come with a bunch of ham and non-ham frequencies programmed "out of the box". We often find people using these channels for various communications. Inland areas often find people using marine radios for improper communications. (Very common in mid-west farming areas far from water.) If you are interested in looking for these, I suggest using the "band-scan" feature of most scanners by inputting a low and high frequency and scanning everything in between. Again, as previously mentioned, programmable analog scanners are often found cheaply on the used market. Receive only systems are much more forgiving, so I have a 25-1300 MHz discone antenna on the roof feeding an amplified wide range multicoupler designed for 75 ohm TV distribution feeding several scanners and SDR dongle receivers to monitor a wide variety of services and frequencies. Michael WA7SKG Scott Davis via groups.io wrote on 1/19/21 4:53 AM:
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What is a discord channel??
On Tuesday, January 19, 2021, 8:40:45 AM PST, Michael WA7SKG <wa7skg@...> wrote:
Also keep in mind that people using radios inappropriately may likely be using ANY frequency. In fact, the chances of them using "standard" frequencies is less likely than using "random" frequencies. If they were cognizant of standard ham simplex or other channels, they probably would avoid them. Also, remember band plans vary around the country, so the simplex frequencies listed below may not apply in your area. We have found "bootleggers" on various unexpected frequencies in our area. For example, there is a group of Spanish speakers using the output frequency of a distant 440 ham repeater using low power handhelds. Another group was found on 146.555. Cheap readily available radios (Baofengs, etc.) come with a bunch of ham and non-ham frequencies programmed "out of the box". We often find people using these channels for various communications. Inland areas often find people using marine radios for improper communications. (Very common in mid-west farming areas far from water.) If you are interested in looking for these, I suggest using the "band-scan" feature of most scanners by inputting a low and high frequency and scanning everything in between. Again, as previously mentioned, programmable analog scanners are often found cheaply on the used market. Receive only systems are much more forgiving, so I have a 25-1300 MHz discone antenna on the roof feeding an amplified wide range multicoupler designed for 75 ohm TV distribution feeding several scanners and SDR dongle receivers to monitor a wide variety of services and frequencies. Michael WA7SKG Scott Davis via groups.io wrote on 1/19/21 4:53 AM: > Hi All, > > Just as a quick follow up. In case you need it, in addition to local > repeaters, our club put together a list of frequencies to monitor, that > would be most accessible to individuals using two way radios out of the > box. Here are some frequencies to enter into your scanner (an Excel > spreadsheet with this data is attached): > > Freq Service Channel > 26.9650 CB 1 > 26.9750 CB 2 > 26.9850 CB 3 > 27.0050 CB 4 > 27.0150 CB 5 > 27.0250 CB 6 > 27.0350 CB 7 > 27.0550 CB 8 > 27.0650 CB 9 > 27.0750 CB 10 > 27.0850 CB 11 > 27.1050 CB 12 > 27.1150 CB 13 > 27.1250 CB 14 > 27.1350 CB 15 > 27.1550 CB 16 > 27.1650 CB 17 > 27.1750 CB 18 > 27.1850 CB 19 > 27.2050 CB 20 > 27.2150 CB 21 > 27.2250 CB 22 > 27.2350 CB 24 > 27.2450 CB 25 > 27.2550 CB 23 > 27.2650 CB 26 > 27.2750 CB 27 > 27.2850 CB 28 > 27.2950 CB 29 > 27.3050 CB 30 > 27.3150 CB 31 > 27.3250 CB 32 > 27.3350 CB 33 > 27.3450 CB 34 > 27.3550 CB 35 > 27.3650 CB 36 > 27.3750 CB 37 > 27.3850 CB 38 > 27.3950 CB 39 > 27.4050 CB 40 > 29.6000 Ham Simplex > 146.4800 Ham Simplex > 146.5200 Ham Simplex > 146.5350 Ham Simplex > 146.5500 Ham Simplex > 146.5650 Ham Simplex > 146.5800 Ham Simplex > 146.5950 Ham Simplex > 147.4200 Ham Simplex > 147.4350 Ham Simplex > 147.4500 Ham Simplex > 147.4650 Ham Simplex > 147.4800 Ham Simplex > 147.4950 Ham Simplex > 147.5100 Ham Simplex > 147.5250 Ham Simplex > 147.5400 Ham Simplex > 147.5550 Ham Simplex > 147.5700 Ham Simplex > 147.5850 Ham Simplex > 151.8200 MURS > 151.8800 MURS > 151.9400 MURS > 154.5700 MURS > 154.6000 MURS > 223.4200 Ham Simplex > 223.4400 Ham Simplex > 223.4600 Ham Simplex > 223.4800 Ham Simplex > 223.5000 Ham Simplex > 223.5200 Ham Simplex > 446.0000 Ham Simplex > 462.5500 FRS / GMRS 15 > 462.5625 FRS / GMRS 1 > 462.5750 FRS / GMRS 16 > 462.5875 FRS / GMRS 2 > 462.6000 FRS / GMRS 17 > 462.6125 FRS / GMRS 3 > 462.6250 FRS / GMRS 18 > 462.6375 FRS / GMRS 4 > 462.6500 FRS / GMRS 19 > 462.6625 FRS / GMRS 5 > 462.6750 FRS / GMRS 20 > 462.6875 FRS / GMRS 6 > 462.7000 FRS / GMRS 21 > 462.7125 FRS / GMRS 7 > 462.7250 FRS / GMRS 22 > 467.5500 GMRS > 467.5625 FRS / GMRS 8 > 467.5750 GMRS > 467.5875 FRS / GMRS 9 > 467.6000 GMRS > 467.6125 FRS / GMRS 10 > 467.6250 GMRS > 467.6375 FRS / GMRS 11 > 467.6500 GMRS > 467.6625 FRS / GMRS 12 > 467.6750 GMRS > 467.6875 FRS / GMRS 13 > 467.7000 GMRS > 467.7125 FRS / GMRS 14 > 467.7250 GMRS > 906.5000 Ham Simplex > > > > > 73, Scott > N3FJP > _http://www.n3fjp.com_ <http://www.n3fjp.com/> > > /Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging > software since 1997./ > > 1 Peter 3 vs 15: /Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who > asks you to give _the reason for <http://www.n3fjp.com/Faith.htm>the > hope that you have <http://www.n3fjp.com/Faith.htm>_. But do this with > gentleness and respect/... > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Scott Davis via groups.io <SNKDavis=aol.com@groups.io> > Sent: Mon, Jan 18, 2021 7:30 am > Subject: [N3FJPSoftwareUsers] Off Topic: Protecting our Frequencies & > Our Country > > Hi All, > > Below is an e-mail I sent to our local club yesterday afternoon. We are > in a unique position to do so something very helpful for our country, by > monitoring for illegal activity. Collectively, I suspect we can provide > this service better than anyone else on the planet. > > The text is specific to our club, so you will likely want to reword some > of this, to make it applicable to your area, before you share it with > your local group, but please feel free to use any sections that are > pertinent.... > > -----Original Message----- > From: Scott & Kimberly Davis <snkdavis@...> > Sent: Sun, Jan 17, 2021 4:48 pm > Subject: Everyone, Please Read: Protecting our NEMARC Frequencies & Our > Country > > Hi All, > > I think most of us are still somewhat reeling, sickened and incredulous > as to what happened last week in Washington. Whatever our political > beliefs, that behavior is completely and totally unacceptable. > > As you probably know, the riot organizers have lost the use of most of > the on line forums that they previously relied on for planning and > coordination. What you may not know is that these individuals are now > turning to two way radio to further their agenda. According to a CNN > article dated today, the FCC just made the following statement: > > > "The Bureau has become aware of discussions on social media platforms > suggesting that certain radio services regulated by the Commission may > be an alternative to social media platforms for groups to communicate > and coordinate future activities," the FCC said in its warning Sunday. > "Individuals using radios in the Amateur or Personal Radio Services in > this manner may be subject to severe penalties, including significant > fines, seizure of the offending equipment, and, in some cases, criminal > prosecution." > > I believe that is occurring in our area. Earlier this afternoon, I > heard a new guy "testing" on 146.595. I gave him a call and asked the > normal, welcoming questions. It didn't take long for the individual, > alluding to the riots, to explain that he and several of his friends > were newly licensed in the last few months, so that they could > communicate and make plans for certain emergencies / contingencies / > meetups, etc. He went on to explain that they had their own Discord > channel, but it that their Discord channel got shut down after the > riots. It is easy to infer the content of their channel if it gave > Discord cause to block it. > > In addition, episodes of intentional, harmful interference in Harford > County are increasing. It's not limited to the ham bands. Public > service frequencies, such as Harford Fire are also being intentionally > interfered with. > > So, we have two specific goals: > > 1. We do not want these guys on our NEMARC frequencies. > > 2. We do not want these guys in our area. > > > To keep these guys off our frequencies.... > > We've not been as active on 146.595 lately, so perhaps others have found > it easy to slide in. For us to accomplish goal number 1, we need to > make 146.595 less attractive for their purposes. These guys are looking > for frequencies where they can communicate without lots of ears. If you > hear someone new on the frequency, call them. Be nice and engaging. > First, they might truly be good, new folks (and we sure want them to > stay), but if they are guys with nefarious intent, they are not going to > want to continually have to go "around" us to plan their stuff. So, > everyone, please monitor 146.595. If you hear someone new, chat them up > every time they are on (but don't invite them to join NEMARC until you > are sure they are ok). They will get tired of us and move to another > frequency. > > If you start a conversation, ping the rest of us on Discord, so that we > can all join in. > > > To get these guys out of here..... > > Guys, you and I are in a unique position to be especially useful in > ferreting out these guys and helping to protect our country. > > If we can prove illegal communications are occurring, we can relay that > proof to the authorities. The beauty is, we already have most of the > equipment we need to listen for that proof. My guess is these guys are > going to be using unmodified radios, so think Amateur Radio, FRS, GMRS > and CB frequencies. Most of us already have good antennas covering > those bands. All we need are inexpensive analog scanners with those > frequencies programmed in. > > If you pick up illegal communication, record it. Should we obtain solid > evidence of planning for illegal activity, I have contacts with ARRL > that I know will advise us on how to proceed. > > If you don't already have a scanner, I purchased this 500 channel, > analog scanner about a year ago. It is only $99 and is perfect for the > application we are describing, covering all the frequencies they would > likely use: > > > After this is over, you can always use it to monitor local repeaters, > simplex, 10 meter repeaters, Harford Fire, etc. > > You will want to hook the scanner to a good antenna. The > telescoping whip won't cut it. I will be using either my 2M / 440 > antenna, or a scanner antenna. There are adapters available to easily > hook your existing coax run to your scanner. It will hear like a champ! > > Finally, keep communicating with the group. If you hear something > locally, let others know what frequency(s) to monitor on Discord and > e-mail. Above all, if illegal activity is being discussed, DO NOT ENGAGE > or tip your hand. Just press record. > > > Let's do our part in this guys. We can make a difference and help > protect our country and uphold the basis and purpose of Amateur Radio. > > 73, Scott > N3FJP > > 1 Peter 3 vs 15: /Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who > asks you to give _the reason for <http://www.n3fjp.com/Faith.htm>the > hope that you have <http://www.n3fjp.com/Faith.htm>_. But do this with > gentleness and respect/ > ... >
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