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	'''The VHF frequencies are recommended for command nets, the UHF frequencies are recommended for tactical/short-range low probability of intercept (LPI) nets. UHF (FRS) frequencies are ideal for urban operations. FRS channels 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 may be used for short-range inter-squad radio and intra-squad radio with radios set to low transmit power.'''		'''The VHF frequencies are recommended for command nets, the UHF frequencies are recommended for tactical/short-range low probability of intercept (LPI) nets. UHF (FRS) frequencies are ideal for urban operations. FRS channels 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 may be used for short-range inter-squad radio and intra-squad radio with radios set to low transmit power.'''
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		+	*27.365 MHz USB - CB channel 36 - Militia Patriot SSB CB 11m tactical - USB mode 27.365 USB
		+	*27.368 MHz USB - Militia Patriot SSB CB 11m tactical - USB mode 27.368 USB
		+	*27.375 MHz USB - CB channel 37 - Militia Patriot SSB CB 11m tactical - USB mode 27.375 USB
		+	*27.378 MHz USB - Militia Patriot SSB CB 11m tactical - USB mode 27.378 USB
		+	*27.425 MHz USB - Militia Patriot SSB CB 11m tactical - USB mode 27.425 USB
		+	*27.428 MHz USB - Militia Patriot SSB CB 11m tactical - USB mode 27.428 USB

	*151.8200 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF MURS 1 - Tactical and Calling		*151.8200 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF MURS 1 - Tactical and Calling

R4002 at 12:40, 21 August 2020

2020-08-21T12:40:09Z

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	'''American Redoubt Radio Operators Network''' ''also: The American Preparedness Radio Network (TAPRN)''		'''American Redoubt Radio Operators Network''' ''also: The American Preparedness Radio Network (TAPRN)''

-	Emergency radio monitoring/frequency plan prepper redoubter patriot militia emergency radio preparedness project for licensed and unlicensed users, following the 3 rule:	+	Emergency radio monitoring/frequency plan prepper redoubter [[Militia Radio Frequencies\|patriot militia emergency]] radio preparedness project for licensed and unlicensed users, following the 3 rule:

	Monitor channel 3 for 3 minutes every 15 minutes at the top of the hour (:00), bottom of the hour (:30) and quarter past/quarter to (:15 and :45). Combination of channel 3 on the [[CB]], [[FRS]] and [[MURS]] unlicensed services with specified frequencies in the various MF, HF, VHF and UHF [[amateur radio]] bands as well. Primary VHF amateur frequency is 146.420 MHz.		Monitor channel 3 for 3 minutes every 15 minutes at the top of the hour (:00), bottom of the hour (:30) and quarter past/quarter to (:15 and :45). Combination of channel 3 on the [[CB]], [[FRS]] and [[MURS]] unlicensed services with specified frequencies in the various MF, HF, VHF and UHF [[amateur radio]] bands as well. Primary VHF amateur frequency is 146.420 MHz.
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	*2 meter amateur band ham radio - 146.420 MHz		*2 meter amateur band ham radio - 146.420 MHz

-	Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information.	+	Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information. Transmit CTCSS PL tone 67.0 Hz recommended on FRS channel 1 - 462.5625 MHz. Transmit CTCSS PL tone 141.3 Hz recommended on FRS channel 20 - 462.675 MHz.

	From the AmRRON website:		From the AmRRON website:

R4002 at 12:38, 21 August 2020

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R4002 at 18:32, 23 July 2020

2020-07-23T18:32:58Z

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	'''Remember, when making contact with someone you don’t know, always proceed with caution. You should always assume that all transmissions made are being monitored by other operators who may not transmit or reply back to you - even if you are making a general call.'''''		'''Remember, when making contact with someone you don’t know, always proceed with caution. You should always assume that all transmissions made are being monitored by other operators who may not transmit or reply back to you - even if you are making a general call.'''''
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		+	Frequencies:
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		+	*151.8200 MHz - Militia/Patriot MURS VHF MURS 1 - Tactical and Calling
		+	*151.8800 MHz - Militia/Patriot MURS VHF MURS 2 - Sovereign Citizen Freeman Primary Patriot Radio Channel
		+	*151.9400 MHz - Militia/Patriot MURS VHF Primary/Calling MURS 3 - [[AmRRON]]
		+	*151.9400 MHz - Militia/Patriot MURS VHF Patriot Nationwide Primary MURS 3 (see also: FRS 3 and CB 3)
		+	*154.5700 MHz - Militia/Patriot MURS VHF MURS 4 - Patriot Regional Channel Patriot Militia Secondary Channel
		+	*154.6000 MHz - Militia/Patriot MURS VHF MURS 5
		+	*151.6250 MHz - Militia/Patriot Red Dot VHF Red Dot - Business Band
		+	*151.9550 MHz - Militia/Patriot Purple Dot VHF Purple Dot - [[Business_Radio#Common_Itinerant_and_Low_Power_Business_Frequencies\|Business Band]]
		+	*156.6250 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF Marine Channel 72
		+	*156.8250 MHz - Militia/Patriot [[VHF_marine#VHF_Marine_Channels_.28USA.29.2FInternational_Simplex\|VHF Marine]] Channel 76
		+	*464.5000 MHz - Militia/Patriot UHF BUSINESS BROWN DOT 1
		+	*464.5500 MHz - Militia/Patriot UHF BUSINESS YELLOW DOT 2
		+	*467.7625 MHz - Militia/Patriot UHF BUSINESS UHF BUSINESS J DOT 3
		+	*467.8125 MHz - Militia/Patriot UHF BUSINESS K DOT 4
		+	*467.8500 MHz - Militia/Patriot UHF BUSINESS SILVER STAR 5
		+	*467.8750 MHz - Militia/Patriot UHF BUSINESS GOLD STAR 6
		+	*467.9000 MHz - Militia/Patriot UHF BUSINESS RED STAR 7
		+	*467.9250 MHz - Militia/Patriot UHF BUSINESS BLUE STAR 8
		+	*151.6250 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS RED DOT 1
		+	*151.9550 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS PURPLE DOT 2
		+	*152.8850 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 3
		+	*154.5700 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 3A (MURS 4)
		+	*152.9150 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 4
		+	*154.6000 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 4A (MURS 5)
		+	*151.7000 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 5
		+	*151.7600 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 6
		+	*151.9250 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 7
		+	*151.8200 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 7A (MURS 1)
		+	*151.8350 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 8
		+	*151.8800 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 8A (MURS 2)
		+	*151.8050 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 9
		+	*151.9400 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 9A (MURS 3)
		+	*151.5125 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 10
		+	*151.6550 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 11
		+	*151.6850 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 12
		+	*151.7150 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 13
		+	*151.7450 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 14
		+	*151.7750 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 15
		+	*151.8650 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 16
		+	*151.8950 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 17
		+	*151.9250 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 18
		+	*152.7000 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 19 - note, this is a misprint from the Motorola manuals, it should be 152.900 MHz, not 152.700 MHz
		+	*154.4900 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 20
		+	*154.5150 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 21
		+	*154.5275 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 22
		+	*154.5400 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 23
		+	*153.0050 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 24
		+	*154.6550 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 25 - note, this is a misprint from the Motorola manuals, it should be 154.5475 MHz, not 154.665 MHz
		+	*158.4000 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 26
		+	*158.4075 MHz - Militia/Patriot VHF BUSINESS 27
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		+	Alternate VHF militia plans:
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		+	*151.8200 MHz - Channel 1 - Operations MURS 1
		+	*151.8800 MHz - Channel 2 - Operations MURS 2
		+	*151.9400 MHz - Channel 3 - Calling Primary / Operations MURS 3
		+	*154.5700 MHz - Channel 4 - Operations MURS 4
		+	*154.6000 MHz - Channel 5 - Operations MURS 5
		+	*151.9100 MHz - Channel 6 - Operations VHF 6 Business Band
		+	*154.5550 MHz - Channel 7 - Operations VHF 7 Business Band
		+	*154.6250 MHz - Channel 8 - Operations VHF 8 Business Band
		+	*151.5950 MHz - Channel 9 - Operations VHF 9 Business Band
		+	*151.5050 MHz - Channel 10 - Operations 10 VHF Itinerant Business
		+	*151.5125 MHz - Channel 11 - Operations 11 VHF Itinerant Business
		+	*151.6250 MHz - Channel 12 - Operations 12 VHF Itinerant Business
		+	*151.6400 MHz - Channel 13 - Operations 13 VHF Itinerant Business
		+	*151.7000 MHz - Channel 14 - Operations 14 VHF Itinerant Business
		+	*151.7600 MHz - Channel 15 - Operations 15 VHF Itinerant Business
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		+	Patriot VHF and UHF Militia Radio Plan:
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		+	*151.8200 MHz - MURS1 - CALLING / TACTICAL MURS Ch 1
		+	*151.8800 MHz - MURS2 - SOVEREIGN CITIZEN FREEMEN MURS Ch 2
		+	*151.9400 MHz - MURS3 - PATRIOT NATIONWIDE PRIMARY MURS Ch 3
		+	*154.5700 MHz - MURS4 - PATRIOT REGIONAL SECONDARY MURS Ch 4
		+	*154.6000 MHz - MURS5 - MURS Ch 5
		+	*152.8850 MHz - BIZ 3 - BUSINESS 3 / FREEBAND / PATRIOT / MILITIA
		+	*152.9150 MHz - BIZ 4 - BUSINESS 4 / FREEBAND / PATRIOT / MILITIA
		+	*151.7000 MHz - BIZ 5
		+	*151.7600 MHz
		+	*152.9450 MHz
		+	*151.8350 MHz
		+	*151.8050 MHz
		+	*151.5125 MHz
		+	*151.6550 MHz - BIZ 11 - BUSINESS 11 / FREEBAND / PATRIOT / MILTIIA
		+	*151.6850 MHz
		+	*151.7150 MHz
		+	*151.7450 MHz
		+	*151.7750 MHz
		+	*151.8650 MHz
		+	*151.8950 MHz - BIZ 17 - BUSINESS 17 / FREEBAND / PATRIOT / MILITIA
		+	*152.7000 MHz - BIZ 18
		+	*154.4900 MHz
		+	*154.5150 MHz
		+	*154.5275 MHz
		+	*154.5400 MHz
		+	*153.0050 MHz
		+	*154.6650 MHz
		+	*158.4000 MHz
		+	*158.4075 MHz
		+	*156.8000 MHz - BOAT16 - VHF Marine Channel 16 - Distress/Emergency Calling
		+	*156.6250 MHz - BOAT72 - VHF Marine Channel 72
		+	*156.8250 MHz - BOAT76 - VHF Marine Channel 76
		+	*146.4200 MHz - HAMV42 - 2 meter amateur radio ham channel 146.420 MHz Patriot/Militia - [[AmRRON]] channel
		+	*146.4850 MHz - HAMV48 - 2 meter amateur radio ham channel 146.485 MHz Patriot/Militia
		+	*146.5200 MHz - HAMV52 - 2 meter amateur radio ham nationwide simplex calling frequency "52" 146.520 MHz
		+	*146.5500 MHz - HAMV55 - 2 meter amateur radio ham simplex 146.550 MHz Patriot/Militia/Survivalist Simplex
		+	*146.5350 MHz - HAMV53 - 2 meter amateur radio ham simplex 146.535 MHz (sometimes listed as 146.530 MHz or 146.53 MHz)
		+	*146.7250 MHz - HAMV72 - 2 meter amateur radio ham channel 146.725 MHz Patriot/Militia
		+	*446.0000 MHz - HAM U - 70cm amateur radio ham nationwide simplex calling frequency 446.0 MHz 446.000 MHz
		+	*446.0250 MHz - HAM U2 - 70cm amateur radio ham nationwide simplex 446.025 MHz
		+	*446.0375 MHz - HAM U3 - 70cm amateur radio ham nationwide simplex 446.0375 MHz - sometimes listed as 446.03 MHz or 446.035 MHz
		+	*445.9750 MHz - HAM U4 - 70cm amateur radio ham nationwide simplex 445.975 MHz

	Links:		Links:

R4002 at 14:03, 11 April 2019

2019-04-11T14:03:43Z

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	Emergency radio monitoring/frequency plan prepper redoubter patriot militia emergency radio preparedness project for licensed and unlicensed users, following the 3 rule:		Emergency radio monitoring/frequency plan prepper redoubter patriot militia emergency radio preparedness project for licensed and unlicensed users, following the 3 rule:

-	Monitor channel 3 for 3 minutes every 15 minutes at the top of the hour (:00), bottom of the hour (:30) and quarter past/quarter to (:15 and :45). Combination of channel 3 on the [[CB]], [[FRS]] and [[MURS]] unlicensed services with specified frequencies in the various MF, HF, VHF and UHF[[amateur radio]] bands as well. Primary VHF amateur frequency is 146.420 MHz.	+	Monitor channel 3 for 3 minutes every 15 minutes at the top of the hour (:00), bottom of the hour (:30) and quarter past/quarter to (:15 and :45). Combination of channel 3 on the [[CB]], [[FRS]] and [[MURS]] unlicensed services with specified frequencies in the various MF, HF, VHF and UHF [[amateur radio]] bands as well. Primary VHF amateur frequency is 146.420 MHz.

	*CB radio channel 3 - 26.985 MHz		*CB radio channel 3 - 26.985 MHz

R4002 at 13:22, 11 April 2019

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	''If there is a real emergency, you could also monitor CH3 to give assistance to others in need. To save batteries, monitor for 5 minutes on each side of the hour, to increase the chances of hearing another “Redoubter” who may be communicating using the “Make Contact In 3-2-1” method.		''If there is a real emergency, you could also monitor CH3 to give assistance to others in need. To save batteries, monitor for 5 minutes on each side of the hour, to increase the chances of hearing another “Redoubter” who may be communicating using the “Make Contact In 3-2-1” method.

-	Remember, when making contact with someone you don’t know, always proceed with caution.''	+	'''Remember, when making contact with someone you don’t know, always proceed with caution. You should always assume that all transmissions made are being monitored by other operators who may not transmit or reply back to you - even if you are making a general call.'''''

	Links:		Links:

R4002 at 13:15, 11 April 2019

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	'''American Redoubt Radio Operators Network''' ''also: The American Preparedness Radio Network (TAPRN)''		'''American Redoubt Radio Operators Network''' ''also: The American Preparedness Radio Network (TAPRN)''
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-	~~[[File:Ch3.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|left\|AmRRON and TAPRN patch - infographic]]~~

	Emergency radio monitoring/frequency plan prepper redoubter patriot militia emergency radio preparedness project for licensed and unlicensed users, following the 3 rule:		Emergency radio monitoring/frequency plan prepper redoubter patriot militia emergency radio preparedness project for licensed and unlicensed users, following the 3 rule:
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	Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information.		Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information.
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	From the AmRRON website:		From the AmRRON website:
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	*[https://amrron.com/amrron-sub-regional-nets/] AmRRON and TAPRN Subregional Prepper Redoubt Radio Nets and Frequencies		*[https://amrron.com/amrron-sub-regional-nets/] AmRRON and TAPRN Subregional Prepper Redoubt Radio Nets and Frequencies
	*[https://amrron.com/nets-regional-national/amrron-regionalnational-nets/] AmRRON and TAPRN Regional and National Prepper Redoubt Radio Nets and Frequencies		*[https://amrron.com/nets-regional-national/amrron-regionalnational-nets/] AmRRON and TAPRN Regional and National Prepper Redoubt Radio Nets and Frequencies
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		+	[[File:Ch3.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|left\|AmRRON and TAPRN patch - infographic]]

	[[Category: VHF/UHF Radio Services]]		[[Category: VHF/UHF Radio Services]]

R4002 at 13:15, 11 April 2019

2019-04-11T13:15:07Z

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	'''American Redoubt Radio Operators Network''' ''also: The American Preparedness Radio Network (TAPRN)''		'''American Redoubt Radio Operators Network''' ''also: The American Preparedness Radio Network (TAPRN)''
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		+	[[File:Ch3.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|left\|AmRRON and TAPRN patch - infographic]]

	Emergency radio monitoring/frequency plan prepper redoubter patriot militia emergency radio preparedness project for licensed and unlicensed users, following the 3 rule:		Emergency radio monitoring/frequency plan prepper redoubter patriot militia emergency radio preparedness project for licensed and unlicensed users, following the 3 rule:
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	Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information.		Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information.

-	~~[[File:Ch3.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|left\|AmRRON and TAPRN patch - infographic]]~~	+

	From the AmRRON website:		From the AmRRON website:

R4002 at 13:14, 11 April 2019

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	Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information.		Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information.

-	[[~~FFile~~:Ch3.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|left\|AmRRON and TAPRN patch - infographic]]	+	[[File:Ch3.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|left\|AmRRON and TAPRN patch - infographic]]

	From the AmRRON website:		From the AmRRON website:

R4002 at 13:14, 11 April 2019

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	Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information.		Carrier squelch or CSQ receive is required. Transmitting CTCSS or PL is ok. See the pages for the three respective services for more information.
		+
		+	[[FFile:Ch3.jpg\|400px\|thumb\|left\|AmRRON and TAPRN patch - infographic]]

	From the AmRRON website:		From the AmRRON website: