Frequencies

[SLF]

I am looking for frequencies for Thornton Cleveleys, Fleetwood and Blackpool
please.

I am awaiting authorisation from Proma but wondered if anyone here had any.

Thanks and happy New year to all

Si

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Post by SLF
I am looking for frequencies for Thornton Cleveleys, Fleetwood and Blackpool
please.
I am awaiting authorisation from Proma but wondered if anyone here had any.
Thanks and happy New year to all
Si

you want to be tuned to 156.000 mhz nfm
its all going on on there

[v***@tiscali.co.uk]

000.5000 000.5000 USB Nationwide Marine Band Distress
002.1745 002.1745 RTTY Nationwide Marine Band Distress
002.1820 002.1820 USB Nationwide Marine Band Distress
002.1875 002.1875 RTTY Nationwide Marine Band Distress
002.3810 002.3810 USB Nationwide Marine Band Calling
002.6700 002.6700 USB USA US Coastguard
003.0230 003.0230 USB Nationwide Air Sea Rescue
003.0850 003.0850 USB Plymouth Air Sea Rescue
003.0950 003.0950 USB Al Jouf Air Sea Rescue
004.1875 004.1875 RTTY Nationwide Marine Band Calling
004.4260 004.4260 USB USA US Coastguard
005.0140 005.0140 USB Portsmouth Air Sea Rescue
005.4710 005.4710 USB Scotland Air Rescue RAF
005.6700 005.0700 USB Nationwide Air Sea Rescue
005.6800 005.6800 USB Plymouth Air Sea Rescue
005.6950 005.6950 USB Edinburgh Air Sea Rescue
006.5010 006.5010 USB USA US Coastguard
008.2570 008.7809 USB Nationwide Marine Band Calling
008.3750 008.3750 RTTY Nationwide Marine Band Distress
008.7640 008.7640 USB USA US Coastguard
012.3920 012.3920 USB Nationwide Marine Band Calling
013.0890 013.0890 USB USA US Coastguard
013.1628 012.3920 USB Nationwide Marine Band Calling
017.3140 017.3140 USB USA US Coastguard
022.0620 022.6580 USB Nationwide Marine Band Calling
022.5270 022.5270 RTTY San US COASTGUARD
084.3000 084.3000 NFM Nationwide RAF Mountain Rescue Ch1
084.3250 084.3250 NFM Nationwide RAF Mountain Rescue Ch2
084.6000 084.6000 NFM Nationwide RAF Mountain Rescue Ch0
086.3125 086.3125 NFM Nationwide Mountain Rescue Ch1
086.3250 086.3250 NFM Nationwide Mountain Rescue Ch4
086.3375 086.3375 NFM Nationwide Mountain Rescue Ch5
086.3500 086.3500 NFM NatTonwide Mountain Rescue Ch3
086.4125 086.4125 NFM Nationwide Mountain Rescue Ch2
121.5000 121.5000 AM Nationwide Air Distress
123.1000 123.1000 AM Nationwide Air Search/Rescue
130.4200 130.4200 AM Nationwide Air Incident
156.0000 156.0000 NFM Nationwide Lifeboat (RNLI)
156.3750 156.3750 NFM Nationwide Coastguard Information
156.8000 156.8000 NFM Nationwide Coastguard Calling
158.6500 158.6500 NFM Nationwide Mountain Rescue ChA
244.6000 244.6000 AM Nationwide Nato Search & Rescue
282.8000 282.8000 AM Nationwide Nato Search & Rescue
456.8250 462.3250 NFM Dover Coastguard Cliff Rescue

[lifeboat1721]

Shopwatch B/pool 453.100/459.6000

Blackpool pleasure beach

169.300
446.0375
456.8500
461.9375
462.3500

And Marine Lifeboats ALWAYS make first Contact with Coastguard on Marine
16- 156.800

And then move to marine o- 156.000

Lifeboat private is ch31- 157.550 ship to station etc

Also have in ch 6- 156.300

and ch 67- 156.375

The last two are used buy Coastguards to work ships and in an emergency
they transfer to either 6 or 67 to keep 16 free.

[Rob Cullen]

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Post by lifeboat1721
And Marine Lifeboats ALWAYS make first Contact with Coastguard on Marine
16- 156.800

Not everywhere - down South many of the boats work 0 (156.000)

solely and

Post by Rob Cullen
only monitor 16 of there is a cas on it.

Correct, nationally. RNLI only use 16 to initiate contact with a
vessel. They always talk to the Coastguard and chopper on Ch 0 only.

[Steve Terry]

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Post by lifeboat1721
And Marine Lifeboats ALWAYS make first Contact with Coastguard
on Marine 16- 156.800

Not everywhere - down South many of the boats work 0 (156.000)
solely and only monitor 16 of there is a cas on it.

Correct, nationally. RNLI only use 16 to initiate contact with a
vessel. They always talk to the Coastguard and chopper on Ch 0 only.

That's why Ch 0 is left off VHF marine radios, so the Yachties
can't interfere with RNLI operations.

Steve Terry

[Jeff]

"> Correct, nationally. RNLI only use 16 to initiate contact with a

Post by harrogate3
vessel. They always talk to the Coastguard and chopper on Ch 0 only.

It does seem to be standard RNLI practice, for some reason, to call the CG
on CH16 first rather than directly on CH0, even when they have just launched
in response to a CG request.

They do not exclusively use CH0 to talk to the Coastguard and helicopters,
they will use whatever channel the CG is using to co-ordinate the rescue,
and often switch channels at CG request between CH0 and a 'public' channel.

They will also use CH31 (private marine) to talk to the boathouse or other
lifeboats etc.

Regards
Jeff

[Rob Cullen]

Jeff trust me it's not 'standard RNLI' to use 16. I know this because I'm a
crew member who works the radio sometimes!

We use 0 all the time and ONLY use 16 if we need to contact a casualty
vessel. All our comms, including initial calls to coastguard, are on 0. On
the all weather boat we do, however, monitor 16 as well in case someone puts
out a distress call nearby.

Our inshore boat doesn't even MONITOR 16 - you'd have to call them on 0 and
re-direct them if they needed to be on it.

Not all boats are the same - Newhaven Lifeboat for instance do what you say
and call on 16 first. But it's up to the coxswain and it's certainly not
policy to use 16.
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Post by Jeff
"> Correct, nationally. RNLI only use 16 to initiate contact with a

Post by harrogate3
vessel. They always talk to the Coastguard and chopper on Ch 0 only.

It does seem to be standard RNLI practice, for some reason, to call the
CG on CH16 first rather than directly on CH0, even when they have just
launched in response to a CG request.
They do not exclusively use CH0 to talk to the Coastguard and helicopters,
they will use whatever channel the CG is using to co-ordinate the rescue,
and often switch channels at CG request between CH0 and a 'public' channel.
They will also use CH31 (private marine) to talk to the boathouse or other
lifeboats etc.
Regards
Jeff

[Steve Terry]

Post by Rob Cullen
Jeff trust me it's not 'standard RNLI' to use 16. I know this because I'm
a crew member who works the radio sometimes!
We use 0 all the time and ONLY use 16 if we need to contact a casualty
vessel. All our comms, including initial calls to coastguard, are on 0. On
the all weather boat we do, however, monitor 16 as well in case someone
puts out a distress call nearby.
Our inshore boat doesn't even MONITOR 16 - you'd have to call them on 0
and re-direct them if they needed to be on it.
Not all boats are the same - Newhaven Lifeboat for instance do what you
say and call on 16 first. But it's up to the coxswain and it's certainly
not policy to use 16.

Yes, i've heard Newhaven Lifeboat on ch16, i live not far from it.
But i've usually heard it on ch12 talking to Newhaven port control.

Steve Terry

[minispares1]

can anyone help me find the codes for devon (paignton)mhz,police ect.or air
sea rescrew.
air.anything in the paignton area

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Post by minispares1
can anyone help me find the codes for devon (paignton)mhz,police ect.or air
sea rescrew.
air.anything in the paignton area

Police have gone digital so you won't hear them.

Marine calling and distress channel is 156.8MHz NFM.
Coastguard/lifeboat/chopper private channel is 156.0MHz NFM. Should be
plenty of marine activity in your area.

[minispares1]

thank you for your help,
lots of things going on in the area.
but i cannot seem to get them,
are there any special channels i can try.

[minispares1]

still waiting for someone to help me,
reguards roy

[Ken Ward]

Post by minispares1
still waiting for someone to help me,
reguards roy

Once an hour! Is that any help or would you like to ask a question?

KW

[Cheemag]

Post by minispares1
still waiting for someone to help me,

Help you with what? All we have is Re: Frequencies and
"still waiting for someone to help me,"

Not a lot to go on !

[Robert Maskill]

Post by minispares1
thank you for your help,
lots of things going on in the area.
but i cannot seem to get them,
are there any special channels i can try.

For marine have a look at the VHF list covering the whole coastline at
www.coastalradio.org.uk