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SCANFORMATION 1 Southeastern Indiana’s Most Complete Scanner Listing (C) 1994 - 2004 Ripley County Districts Dist. Location 1 Ripley Co Jail (RCJ) 2 Batesville 3 Sunman 4 Holton 5 Osgood 6 _________ 7 Versailles 8 Napoleon 9 Milan 10 Delaware 11 Cross Plains 12 Friendship 13 New Marion 14 Morris 15 _________ 16 _________ 17 Penntown 1 SCANFORMATION 2 Southeastern Indiana’s Most Complete Scanner Listing (C) 1994 - 2004 18 Outhouse Scanformation Top 16 1. 42.420 Ind. State Police All Posts * 2. 42.120 “ Car to Car 3. 42.160 “ F-4 4. 42.400 “ N/G Copter ISP 5. 42.260 “ Car to Post 6. 146.805 Ham Radio RCRA Weather Nets 7. 151.175 South Ripley School Buses & Paging 8. 154.190 Ripley County Fire All Fire Traffic 9. 154.890 City & County Cars Plan A 10. 155.025 Ind. State C.D. Weather Warnings 11. 155.130 City & County Base All Indiana Plan A 12. 155.205 Rescue 69 Base & Units 13. 155.370 State, Co, & City Point to Point 14. 155.475 ILEEN All Units (Common) 15. 155.415 Ripley County Sheriff Base & Cars (new freq.) 16. 462.975 University Hosp Air Care Copter Versailles ISP now on 800 Mhz – only slight use of 42 Mhz. http://wb9otx/radio.html Compiled and printed by: Jack Demaree 1071 S. St. Rd. 129 Versailles, In. 47042 812-689-5960 (C) 1994 - 2009 2 SCANFORMATION 3 Southeastern Indiana’s Most Complete Scanner Listing (C) 1994 - 2004 30.0900 Army Tactical 30.1000 Army Crash/Fire 30.2000 Army 30.3000 Army Training 30.4000 Army 30.4500 Army Range Control 30.5000 Army Base Operations 30.5800 L.P. Cavett, Inc Road Construction crew Ind. Oh. Ky. 30.8400 Pro-Com Alarm System Standard Freq. 31.3400 St. Parks and Forests 31.4600 St. Parks and Forests 31.9200 Taylor Petroleum, Lawrenceburg, IN * 32.1000 Army Control Tower 32.2000 Army 32.2300 US Secret service ABLE (white house commo vans) 32.3000 Army National Guard 32.4000 US, USAF NG 32.4500 Navy 32.5000 Army NG 32.6000 Army 32.6900 Army Security 32.7000 Army Range Control 32.7500 FBI 32.8000 Army 32.8500 USAF, National Guard Aircraft, Active at JPG Madison, In. * 32.9000 Army 33.0000 Army Medivac (also was Viet-Nam Medivac Freq) 33.0200 Good Samaritan Hospital 33.0400 Christ Hospital 33.0600 Good Samaritan Hospital 33.0800 Providence Hospital & Regional Public Safety Agency 33.1000 Good Samaritan Hospital 33.4200 Low Power FD 33.5800 Hamilton Co. Fire Net 33.6600 Hamilton Co. FD Fireground F4 33.8200 Mack FD Cheviot 33.8400 Hamilton Co. FD Fireground F3 33.8800 Clermont Co. FD Mobiles 33.9000 Hamilton Co. FD Dispatch F1 33.9400 Clermont Co. FD Wilmington FD 33.9600 Hamilton Co. FD Fireground F2 34.0000 Army Tactical 34.0700 US Secret service (vp staff) 34.0900 Army Transportation 34.1500 USAF 34.2000 OHNG Aircraft 34.3000 Army Range Control * 34.3100 Army Base Repeater 3 SCANFORMATION 4 Southeastern Indiana’s Most Complete Scanner Listing (C) 1994 - 2004 34.4000 Army NG 34.4500 Army Range Control 34.5000 Army Range Control 34.5500 Navy 34.6000 USAF, National Gauard, Active at JPG Madison In. * 34.7000 Army Range Control 34.8000 Army 34.8100 US Fish & Wildlife Service 34.8300 US Fish & WIldlife Service 34.9000 Army Civil Emergencies 35.0000 Army NG 35.0200 McDonald's (Old Low Power Freq) 35.1600 Cincinnati Bell 35.1800 Bennett Construction, Aurora, In * 35.2200 C.Q. Of Ohio Inc. Paging 35.3200 David Wood Cross Plains - Madison In * 35.5920 Rust Const. Co Greensburg Indiana * 35.6400 Medical Paging 35.6800 Medical Paging 35.8000 A.E. Wood Versailles, In. * 35.9800 Neary Candy, Lawrenceburg, In * 36.0000 Army NG 36.0700 US Dept. Of Justice Nationwide 36.1000 Army Range Control 36.3000 Army Accident 36.3300 Army Range Control 36.5000 Army 36.5500 Navy 36.7000 Army NG 36.7100 Army Escort Net 36.7500 Army Range Control 36.8000 USAF , Army Ordinance 36.8900 Army Escort Net 36.9000 Army Equipment Test 36.9100 Army MP's 36.9900 Army MP's 37.1800 City of Forest Park Local Govt. 37.2600 Delhi Township Local Govt. 37.5400 Southeast Indiana REMC - Osgood, In * 37.7000 Indiana & Michigan Power - Lawrenceburg, In * 37.9000 Good Samaritan Hospital 37.9200 Miami Twp. Road Dept. Clermont Co. 37.9400 Good Samaritan Hosptial 37.9800 Good Samaritan Hospital 38.1000 USAF 38.3000 Army, Navy 38.4500 Army Training 38.5000 Army 38.6000 Army 38.7000 Army 38.8000 Army 38.9000 Army 39.0600 Low Power Police Surveillance 4 SCANFORMATION 5 Southeastern Indiana’s Most Complete Scanner Listing (C) 1994 - 2004 39.1000 Springfield Twp. Hamilton Co. 39.1800 N. College Hill, Madeira 39.4200 State Corrections 39.4600 State Corrections 39.4800 Mason PD, Springboro PD 39.5000 Cheviot, Loveland, Montgomery Local Govt. 39.5200 Clinton Co. Sheriff 39.5800 Various Rural PD's (Clermont Co. Warren Co. Oh.) 39.6600 Mobiles to 39.58, St Corrections 39.6800 Mason PD , Springboro PD 39.7200 State Corrections 39.7600 Brown Co. Sheriff 39.8000 Clermont Co. PD 39.8200 Springdale PD, FD, Local Govt., Brown Co. PD 39.9000 Warren Co. Sheriff F1, PUCO 39.9800 Clermont Co. Sheriff F1, PUCO 40.0700 National Park Buses 40.1000 Army 40.1700 USAF OSI 40.1900 USAF OSI 40.2000 Army 40.2100 National Park Buses 40.2200 FBI, Room Bugs 40.3000 Army 40.4000 Army 40.5000 Army Aircraft Radio Guard Freq/Emergency * 40.5500 Army Tactical 40.6000 Army Range Control 40.7000 Army 40.8000 Army, Navy 40.8200 USMC Air Crash Crews 40.8600 FBI 40.9000 Army NG 40.9500 Army NG, IL NG Emergency Net 40.9900 Army Tactical 41.0000 Army NG 41.0500 Army NG 41.0600 FCC Nationwide 41.2000 Army 41.3000 Army 41.3900 US EPA 41.4000 Army 41.4500 USAF , OHNG Aircraft * 41.4700 US EPA 41.5000 Army Aircraft Operations - Indiana National Guard Helicopters 41.6000 Army NG 41.7000 Army NG 41.8000 Army NG 41.9000 Army Training 41.9500 USAF ANG * 41.9700 FBI 42.0000 Army NG 42.0800 OHP Dist 5 Intersystem 5 SCANFORMATION 6 Southeastern Indiana’s Most Complete Scanner Listing (C) 1994 - 2004 42.1200 Indiana State Police F3 Car-Car & Speed Check * 42.1600 ISP F4 Tactical Frequency & Speed Check * 42.2000 ISP Mobiles - licensed but not used 42.2600 ISP Car to Base * 42.4000 ISP F2 Air N/G Copters To ISP Posts Indiana * 42.4200 ISP F1 Base to Car *** 42.5600 OHP Dist 1, 3, 9 Intersystem 42.9600 Whayne Supply East 43.0000 Whayne Supply West 43.0200 BREWER CO - CLEVES, OH 43.1000 Paul Rohe Co Paving Contracters, Aurora, In * 43.2500 Army 43.2800 Ray Miller & Sons Construction, Lawrenceburg, In * 43.3200 GULF OIL - Lawrenceburg, In * 43.3600 RISING SUN OIL CO. Rising Sun In. 43.4800 Redwine Construction, Dillsboro, In * 43.6400 Medical Paging 43.6800 Medical Paging 44.4400 Brinks 44.6200 Kentucky St Police Post to Car, Old KSP now DOT 44.7400 OHP Post to Car Dist. 3, 5, 9, 10 44.7800 Old KSP Car to Post 44.8200 OHP Car to Post Dist. 2, 4, 8 44.8600 OHP Car to Post Dist. 3, 5, 9, 10 44.9400 OHP Post to Car Dist. 1, 6, 7 44.9800 OHP Post to Car Dist. 2, 4, 8 45.0000 Hamilton Co. Parks 45.0200 OHP Ch3 Aircraft Speed Control 45.1000 OHP Ch4 Aircraft, Liquor Control 45.2000 Ohio State Government 45.2200 State Corrections, Lebanon Correctional Institute 45.2400 Ohio St Government 45.2600 OHP Dist 1, 6, 7 Mobiles, and OTC Ch12 45.2800 Campbell Co. KY Corrections 45.3000 Ohio St Mobiles to 45.22 45.4000 Kentucky Disaster Services 45.4000 City of Mason Local Govt. 45.4800 Warren Co. Fire Net 45.5200 Clermont Co. Local Govt. 45.7200 ODOT Ch 1 Intersystem 45.7600 ODOT Ch 2 Intersystem 45.8500 Army 45.8600 OHP Dist 2, 4, 8 Intersystem 45.9200 Hamilton Co. Disaster Council 46.1600 Mason VFD, Warren Co. Fire F2 46.3000 Low Power FD 46.6100 Ch 1 Cordless Phone, input 49.67 46.6300 Ch 2 Cordless Phone, input 49.845, old out 1710 kHz 46.6700 Ch 3 Cordless Phone, input 49.86, old out 1730 kHz 46.7000 Army Training 46.7100 Ch 4 Cordless Phone, input 49.77 46.7300 Ch 5 Cordless Phone, input 49.875, old out 1750 kHz 46.7500 NG Aircraft * 6 SCANFORMATION 7 Southeastern Indiana’s Most Complete Scanner Listing (C) 1994 - 2004 46.7700 Ch 6 Cordless Phone, input 49.83 46.8000 Army 46.8300 Ch 7 Cordless Phone, input 49.89, old out 1770 kHz 46.8500 OHIO NG Emergency Command Net Ch 3 46.8700 Ch 8 Cordless Phone, input 49.93, old out 1690 kHz 46.9000 OHIO NG Emergency Command Net Ch 4 46.9300 Ch 9 Cordless Phone, input 49.99 46.9500 OHIO NG Emergency Command Net Ch 1 46.9700 Ch 10 Cordless Phone, input 49.97 47.0000 OHIO NG Emergency Command Net Ch 2 47.1400 Kentucky State Highway 47.2200 ODOT Dist. 2, 7, 9, 11, 12 47.2600 Kentucky State Highway 47.2800 Indiana State Highway *** 47.3000 ODOT Dist.
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    file:///C|/WINDOWS/Desktop/DS100.txt Kürzel NAME Art --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AA Hamburg-Altona Bf AA 2 Hamburg-Altona (EST) Est AA G Hamburg-Altona Gbf Bft AA K Hamburg-Altona Gbf (Ak) Bft AA N Hamburg-Altona (An) Bft AA P Hamburg-Altona (Ap) Bft AA W Hamburg-Altona Kai Bft AABG Agathenburg Hp AADF Adendorf Bf AAE Brest-Aspe Bf AAG Ascheberg (Holst) Bf AAGD Arnis-Grödersby Bf AAH Aumühle Bf AAHR Ahrensburg Bf AAHRN Ahrensburg Nord Awanst AAHZ Altenholz Bf AAL Albersdorf Hp Anst AALH Hamburg-Allermöhe (S-Bahn) Hp AALM Hamburg-Allermöhe Abzw AALS Itzehoe Alsen Awanst AALT Altenbruch Bk AAMP Hamburg Anckelmannsplatz Üst AAPS Apensen Bf AAPSB Apensen BHE Museum AAR Hamburg Rainweg Abzw AARF Ahrensfelde (Bz Bremen) Bf AAS Hamburg-Altona (S-Bahn) Bf AASM Archsum Bush AASN Ashausen Bf AAT Altengörs Hp AAV Alveslohe Bf AAW Hamburg Alte Wöhr Hp AB Hamburg-Blankenese Bf ABAA Basdahl Bf ABAD Bardowick Bf ABAE Bargteheide Bf ABAF Hamburg-Bahrenfeld Bf ABAG Hamburg-Barmbek Bf ABAL Barrl Bf ABAP Hamburg-Barmbek (S-Bahn) Bf ABAS Badenstedt (b.Rotenburg (Wümme)) Bf ABAT Bargstedt Bf ABB Bickbargen Üst ABBG Blocksberg Bf ABBK Hamburg-Billbrook Bf ABCH Büchen Bf ABCHG Büchen Bbf Bft ABCL Barchel Bf ABDD Breddorf Bf ABDF Beschendorf Bf ABDS Hamburg-Bergedorf Süd Bf ABE Beldorf Hp ABEF Beckdorf Bf ABEV Bevern Bf ABF Bavendorf Hp ABG Hamburg-Bergedorf Bf ABG A Hamburg-Bergedorf Gbf Stw BA Bft ABG G Hamburg-Bergedorf Gbf Bft ABG S Hamburg-Bergedorf (S-Bahn) Bft ABGL Hamburg-Barmbek Gleichrichterwerk