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OBH4 Communication Matrix

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Operation: Broken Home IV Communication Matrix

 

Disable ALL CALL TONES and ROGER BEEPS.

 

ELECTRONIC WARFARE IS NOT ALLOWED; NO JAMMING; NO EAVESDROPPING.

 

ALL WAR CRIMES DOUBLE FOR EW

 

IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: 

 

!!! ATTENTION !!!

 

* Faction Command will assign Frequencies as they see fit - FLAT or SUB'd, please check with your Squad leader, Platoon/Company Leader and command staff on you specific frequency to use.

 

** If your squad plans on running custom frequency in the VHF/UHF range you MUST CLEAR IT WITH American MilSim STAFF FIRST!

 


 


Frequency Format Example:

Channel Type Frequency

 

American Milsim Staff and Logistics

 

1 American Milsim Staff / 911 - Emergency (FRS/GMRS CHANNEL 1 462.5625)

2 American Milsim Staff / OPFOR (FRS/GMRS CHANNEL 2 462.5875)

 

 

 


United Federal State

 

Federal Command Repeater Frequency -- Classified

Federal Command Secondary Frequency -- Classified

 

3 - FRS/GMRS  - 462.6125

 

5 - FRS/GMRS - 462.6625

 

7 - FRS/GMRS - 462.7125

 

9 - FRS - 467.5875

 

11 - FRS - 467.6375

 

13 - FRS - 467.6875

 

15 - GMRS - 462.5500

 

17 - GMRS - 462.6000

 

19 - GMRS - 462.6500

 

21 - GMRS - 462.7000

 

 

 

 

Coalition of Sovereign Territories

 

Coalition Command Repeater Frequency -- Classified

Coalition Command Secondary Frequency -- Classified

 

4 - FRS/GMRS - 462.6375

 

6 - FRS/GMRS - 462.6875

 

8 - FRS - 467.5625

 

10 - FRS - 467.6125

 

12 - FRS - 467.6625

 

14 - FRS - 467.7125

 

16 - GMRS - 462.5750

 

18 - GMRS - 462.6250

 

20 - GMRS - 462.6750

 

22 - GMRS - 462.7250

Edited by TheJP
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I will say that especially at this event, you need to clear freq's outside of the standard FRS channels.  We will have a lot of squads running channels outside of the standard FRS channels, and you don't want to have two groups on the same channel.  If there are two groups on the same channel, then the one that cleared the freq will have priority, other wise we will start issuing war crime deductions for the group that didn't get the freq cleared.

 

Please submit these freq's to JP so that he can track them.

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Probably not hte place for it but what kind of repeater setups are ya'll going to be running. Just curious. I've got a repeater in a box setup for EMCOMMs that uses 2 Baofengs ran into a small duplexer to an external antenna.

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How do I go about reserving a private frequency for my squad?

 

removed the useless second paragraph now that I know how subchannels work.

 

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   What type of radios are needed. I have a simple 2 way hand radios. Is there a way to use these in the game. It says it has 14 channels, but I'm unfamiliar with comms in milsim in general.

Thanks.

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What's the freq for the catering truck? We gotta be able to call for the Roach Coach when snack time rolls around.  :P

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Gents, I highly suggest you go through your SL/PL/CC/restofcommandstaff to get your answers to your questions about assigned frequencies. If you are UFS Feel free to send me a message and I can help get you figured out.  If you are CoST, I can't help ya, sorry.  :)

 

As for the type of radio needed, you need either a commercial UHF radio that can cover 460-470Mhz and you can program, or a consumer grade FRS/GMRS handheld radio that has subchannels should do fine. 

 

Many guys will recommend the Baofeng UV5R which will meet all our needs and then some, and is fairly cheap to boot.

 

Cheers.

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