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''The Civil Air Patrol will use [[VHF_airband|VHF airband]] frequency 123.100 MHz for air-to-air coordination during search and rescue (SAR).'' | ''The Civil Air Patrol will use [[VHF_airband|VHF airband]] frequency 123.100 MHz for air-to-air coordination during search and rescue (SAR).'' | ||
| - | ''All frequencies listed below are mixed mode analog FM | + | ''All frequencies listed below are mixed mode analog FM or digital P25 Project 25 digital voice, depending on mission requirements.'' |
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Revision as of 00:46, 24 January 2019
Civil Air Patrol USAF Auxiliary CAP - the Civil Air Patrol are prolific users of HF-SSB (both USB voice and sometimes ALE data for frequency/link establishment, then back to SSB voice) and VHF-FM/VHF P25 digital voice systems in addition to traditional VHF-AM airband.
CAP maintains capability to communicate on other US government and military HF networks including SHARES, SECURE and COTHEN, among others.
Civil Air Patrol CAP MF and HF Frequencies
- 2011 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 2205 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 2371 kHz USB - Net 5
- 2374 kHz USB - Net 1
- 2379 kHz USB - Net 6
- 2393 kHz USB - Net 2
- 2508 kHz USB - Net 3
- 2525 kHz USB - Net 7
- 2560 kHz USB - Net 7
- 2511 kHz USB - Net 4
- 3160 kHz USB - Net 7
- 3204 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 3385 kHz USB - Net 2
- 4472 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 4477 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 4482 kHz USB - Net 5
- 4502 kHz USB - Net 4
- 4505 kHz USB - Net 5 - Regional primary
- 4509 kHz USB - Net 7
- 4512 kHz USB - Net 6
- 4515 kHz USB - Net 8
- 4576 kHz USB - Net 1
- 4582 kHz USB - Net 8
- 4591 kHz USB - Net 3
- 4585 kHz USB - Net 2 - Regional primary
- 4601 kHz USB - Net 7 - Regional primary
- 4604 kHz USB - Net 3 - Regional primary
- 4627 kHz USB - Net 6 - Regional primary
- 4630 kHz USB - Net 4 - Regional primary
- 4633 kHz USB - Net 2
- 4636 kHz USB - Net 1 - Regional primary
- 5006 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 5447 kHz USB - Net 2
- 6773 kHz USB - Net 1
- 6806 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 7341 kHz USB - Net 5
- 7416 kHz USB - Net 6
- 7602 kHz USB - Net 9 (Nationwide)
- 7615 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 7618 kHz USB - Net 7
- 7630 kHz USB - Net 3
- 7637 kHz USB - Net 8
- 7656 kHz USB - Net 1
- 7665 kHz USB - Net 2
- 7704 kHz USB - Net 4
- 8012 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 9047 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 9082 kHz USB - Net 2
- 10162 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 10504 kHz USB - Net 3
- 10510 kHz USB - Net 5
- 10518 kHz USB - Net 8
- 10542 kHz USB - Net 7
- 10545 kHz USB - Net 4
- 10550 kHz USB - Net 6
- 10557 kHz USB - Net 1
- 11402 kHz USB - Net 9 (Nationwide)
- 12081 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 12098 kHz USB - Net 5
- 12124 kHz USB - Net 2
- 12177 kHz USB - Net 8
- 12183 kHz USB - Net 6
- 12200 kHz USB - Net 3
- 12218 kHz USB - Net 1
- 13415 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 14357 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 14424 kHz USB - Net 4
- 14430 kHz USB - Net 7
- 14438 kHz USB - Net 3
- 14445 kHz USB - Net 2
- 14450 kHz USB - Net 5
- 14457 kHz USB - Net 6
- 14902 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 14914 kHz USB - Net 1
- 15602 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 16330 kHz USB - Net 8
- 16333 kHz USB - Net 6
- 16350 kHz USB - Net 4
- 16353 kHz USB - Net 5
- 17412 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 18205 kHz USB - Net 4
- 18513 kHz USB - Net 3
- 18516 kHz USB - Net 7
- 19814 kHz USB - Net 10 (Nationwide data)
- 20508 kHz USB - Net 8
- 20511 kHz USB - Net 5
- 20873 kHz USB - Net 4
- 21863 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 22862 kHz USB - Net 4
- 22872 kHz USB - Net 6
- 22875 kHz USB - Net 7
- 23006 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 24553 kHz USB - Net 3
- 24563 kHz USB - Net 8
- 24566 kHz USB - Net 7
- 25354 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 26617 kHz USB - Net 6
- 26620 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 27546 kHz USB - Nationwide
- 29894 kHz USB - Nationwide
- Net 1 - Northeast Region
- Net 2 - Middle East Region
- Net 3 - Great Lakes Region
- Net 4 - Southeast Region
- Net 5 - North Central Region
- Net 6 - Southwest Region
- Net 7 - Rocky Mountain Region
- Net 8 - Pacific Region
- Net 9 - National Network (voice)
- Net 10 - National Network (data)
Nationwide frequencies are available for use by all regions, as are Net 9 and Net 10 frequencies.
Civil Air Patrol CAP VHF Frequencies
The Civil Air Patrol will use VHF airband frequency 123.100 MHz for air-to-air coordination during search and rescue (SAR).
All frequencies listed below are mixed mode analog FM or digital P25 Project 25 digital voice, depending on mission requirements.
| Channel Name or ID | Frequency | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| CC 1 | 141.5750 MHz | Command and Control 1 (simplex) |
| CC 2 | 141.0000 MHz | Command and Control 2 (simplex) |
| AIR 1 | 149.2750 MHz | Air to air 1 (simplex) |
| AIR 2 | 150.5625 MHz | Air to air 2 (simplex) |
| GUARD 1 | 150.2250 MHz | CAP Guard 1 (simplex) |
| R-01 through R-61 (odd numbering) | 148.1250 MHz | Primary repeater (input: 143.5500 MHz, various CTCSS tones or NAC codes) |
| R-02 through R-62 (even numbering) | 148.1500 MHz | Secondary repeater (input: 143.7000 MHz, various CTCSS tones or NAC codes) |
| R-67 through R-70 | 148.1375 MHz | Airborne and/or portable/tactical repeater (input 143.6250 MHz, various CTCSS tones or NAC codes) |
| NATSAR | 155.1600 MHz | National Search and Rescue (SAR) common (simplex) |
