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STAY UPDATED ON HAM RADIO FREQUENCIES BY MONITORING NOAA WEATHER RADIO, LISTENING TO HAM RADIO NETS, AND CHECKING FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS ON THE FCC WEBSITE REGULARLY.
Monitoring NOAA Weather Radio
Listening to NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts is an easy way to stay informed about changing ham radio frequencies. These radio stations air weather forecasts, warnings, and information about frequency changes. Tune into your local NOAA Weather Radio station, typically on the VHF or UHF band, to stay up-to-date on frequency changes and other critical information.
Scanning Ham Radio Nets
Joining local ham radio nets and scanning them regularly will also help you stay informed about frequency changes. These nets often discuss frequency changes, local events, and other critical information. Use a scanner or software to tune into local ham radio nets and listen for updates on frequency changes.
Checking FCC Website Regularly
The FCC website provides up-to-date information on frequency allocations and changes. Check the website regularly to stay informed about changes to ham radio frequencies. Visit the FCC’s website and navigate to the “Frequency Allocations” section to find the latest information on frequency changes and allocations.
Utilizing Ham Radio Apps
Consider using ham radio apps, such as Ham Radio Deluxe or N3FJP’s ARES/RACES software, to stay informed about frequency changes. These apps often provide real-time updates on frequency changes, weather conditions, and other critical information. Use these apps to stay informed and up-to-date on frequency changes.
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