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Larry W4CSC wrote: Bruce Gordon wrote in news:bruceg- : Actually you have been able to contact Bridge Tenders on Channel 13 (the Navigation Channel) for MANY years, but a few years back, the FCC and USCG decided to move those Comms to Channel 9, when they designated that Channel as a Secondary Calling Channel in the Maritime Mobile Radio Service. This was advised, so as to free up Channel 13 for strictly Bridge to Bridge Radio Traffic. Me ALL bridges in South Carolina monitor Channel NINE. By "Bridge to Bridge Radio Traffic", I hope you mean ship bridges, not car- train bridges....(c; Yes, I do mean "Bridge to Bridge" Radio traffic as in Bridge to Bridge Act, which is now Subpart U of Part 90 47CFR. Bruce in alaska -- add a 2 before @ |
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