NASA SELECT rebroadcast frequencies ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Town/City State 2m 70cm Source --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AMSAT OSCAR 145.945 - 145.955 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kitchener,Ont. Ca 146.865 445.760 jtrimble@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Birmingham, AL 145.380 - 145.150 - Huntsville, AL 145.100 - 147.100 - Phoenix, AZ - 448.975 - 449.000 Tucson, AZ - 448.625 Los Angeles, CA 145.320 445.400 145.460 445.425 224.040 - 224.940 446.575 - 447.000 - 447.025 - 447.400 - 447.475 - 448.375 - 448.500 - 448.650 - 449.000 Monterey, CA - 443.300 Mountain View, CA 145.585 - fariss@kronos.arc.nasa.gov Pasadena, CA 224.040 - Sacramento, CA 147.195 444.750 chandler@beagle 147.404 443.925 chandler@beagle San Diego, CA 146.640 443.400 - 449.450 - 448.625 448.675 San Francisco, CA 145.585 444.775 trop@hls.com - 443.300 trop@hls.com San Jose, CA 145.585 443.300 trop@hls.com Santa Barbara, CA - 449.000 Santa Cruz, CA - 444.300 trop@hls.com Ventura/Oxnard, CA 146.655 - Connecticut, CT - 448.425 Washington, DC 147.450 - Cape Canaveral, FL 146.940 - Jacksonville, FL 147.120 - Melbourne, FL 145.170 - Sorry, can't make out address Merritt Island, FL 146.940 - Vero Beach, FL 145.130 - Atlanta, GA 146.655 - 147.345 - Ashburn, GA 147.285 - Forsyth, GA 147.915 - Champaign, IL 146.880 - jtg0707@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu Chicago, IL 145.210 - 145.350 - Downers Grove, IL 145.350 - Cedar Rapids, IA 146.400 444.300 York, ME 224.840 - Portland, ME 146.925 - Mpls/St.Paul MN 145.150 - penson@geom.umn.edu 147.120 - 149.200 - Waseca, MN 147.450 427.250 South Brunswick,NJ - 443.400 kb2ear@kb2ear.ampr.org Southern NM, NM - 448.625 - 448.650 - 448.675 - 448.975 - 449.000 Las Vegas, NV - 449.000 Albany, NY 146.820 - Kings Park, NY 145.430 - popovich@adam.cs.columbia.edu Akron, OH 147.330 - macy@fmsystm.ncoast.org Cleveland, OH 147.195 - macy@fmsystm.ncoast.org Dayton, OH 145.110 - Greenville, OH 416.790 - Dallas, TX 146.600 448.750 dwd@doe1.uta.edu El Paso, TX - 448.650 Ft. Worth, TX 145.310 448.750 dwd@doe1.uta.edu Houston, TX 146.640 - 171.150 - Wausau, WI 146.820 - 147.060 - Salt Lake City, UT - 448.625 Cedar City, UT - 448.650 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for all the replies. The list above is what I have after some digging. I have to assume these frequencies are current and functioning until being told otherwise, as I have no real way of verifying them. I have also receive some informations on the video retransmissions and SSB/HF retransmissions. I've decided not to include them at this time due to time constraints and concentrated mainly on 2m and 70cm bands. There are some non- amateur band frequencies that I've decided to include as part of the list; you may find them useful if your HT can receive them. AMSAT OSCAR may be very useful. I can't receive anything on those frequencies. A local ham informed me that I need a very high gain antenna to receive anything from satellites. If you do get something from OSCAR, or any other 2m/70cm rebroadcasts from satellites, please drop me a note. I am sure many people outside USA will be very interested in your setup. If you are interested in HF/SSB, there is another list available from N8QLT from compuserve. His email address is 70534,227 on compuserve. N8QLT's list consists of large collections of aviation band, NASA contractor, HF/SSB, and 2m/70m frequencies. There is a large overlap between N8QLT's list and this list.( Not too surprising!) I think there is a small list of the HF/SSB frequencies that may already exist in the rec.radio.amateur.misc FAQ. Email ikluft@uts.amdahl.com if you want know more. Finally, if you are satellite capable, you can receive NASA SELECT video direct from GE SATCOM F2R, transopnder 13, C-band, 72 degrees west longitude. The transponder frequency is 3960 MHz. The audio sub-carrier is at 6.8 MHz. Vertical polarization. NASA operates a BBS called NASA SpaceLink with some interesting information on it. The phone number is 202-267-5697. The IP address for the BBS is 192.149.89.61 for those who prefer internet access. This list is a compilation from personal emails, local lists, HAM BBS files, and words of mouth. You may reproduce and/or distribute this list in any form for non-commercial purposes only. All rules in amateur radio do apply. Keep sending the frequencies and I'll keep updating the list. jtg0707@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu N9RRD 4/15/93