[NOTE: These frequencies/channels are hypothetical at this time. This is not anything official. They are no more than one idea I present as an example. As such, of course it is open to discussion and change. -Todd]

A.C. SKYWARN Net (F-1)    - 146.820 (-)  Main SKYWARN channel.  For
ACOEM Linkup                             reporting confirmed sighted
Inter-county Linkup                      severe weather events to NCS,
                                         and receiving NCS commands,
                                         as well as reporting events to
                                         ACOEM, and for use in Inter-
                                         county liason (Alachua, Bradford,
                                         Clay, Columbia, Gilchrist, Levy,
                                         Marion, Putnam, and Union 
                                         counties.)  [K4DPZ/R]

Spotter Intercom (F-2)    - 146.985 (-)  Spotter-to-spotter comm channel.
                                         For direct spotter-to-spotter 
                                         intercommunication without
                                         causing interference to main net
                                         channel.  Good coverage central
                                         to eastern county area.
                                         [K4DPZ/R]

Spotter Intercom (F-3)    - 146.910 (-)  Alt. spotter-to-spotter comm
                                         channel.  Good coverage central
                                         to southern county area.
                                         [W4DFU/R]

NWS-JAX Linkup (F-4)      -  (packet)    Direct packet link to JAX.  For
                                         reporting official reports of
                                         severe weather related events
                                         to NWSO-JAX.

[For purposes of avoiding unwanted attention, suggest use of Channel
identifier rather than frequency to be used when in times of actual
operations.  This is weather related stuff and there are going to be 
those of the `Twister' generation who are `chaser wannabe's', and who 
are likely going to eavesdrop on our comms for information that would help
them to chase, which would in all liklihood cause more confusion and
interference than good if they get in anyone's way.  And we wouldn't want
that. -Todd]



NOAA Weather Radio Frequencies:

         T1  Jacksonville, FL    162.550 MHz
         T2  Gainesville, FL     162.475 MHz
         T3  Waycross, GA        162.475 MHz
         T4  Baxley, GA          162.525 MHz
         T5  Ocala, FL           162.525 MHz