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Weekly IPAWS Test
- Thread starter Oldie919
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dumber than a box of hair
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FEMA has advised that the weekly CAP test did not run in the Eastern time zone only. It went out as normal in the other time zones.
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Does CAP still run nets on SSB in the 4300-4600 KHz range? I used to listen to them and MARS nets just above the 3500-4000 ham band (80 meters) when I was an active SWL a couple of decades ago. (Apologies if the CAP being referred to here is not the Civil Air Patrol!)
Many thanks for the info! At least I now know it's NOT my endec that has a problem!!
Nope...sorry.....the "CAP" we're referring to here is COMMON ALERT PROTOCOL, used in conjunction with the Emergency Alert System.
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When I realized the this thread had started in the Engineering forum and not the SW/DXing forum, I got the feeling I might be mistaken, but left the post up just in case. Ooooops!
If you are the station Chief Operator, or have a lot of interest in EAS-activites; I recommend signing up for the EAS Re-mailer: https://lists.radiolists.net/mailman/listinfo/eas
If something unusual or upcoming is occurring related to EAS compliance, you'll get an E-mail accordingly. The Radiodiscussions forum site is mainly occupied by radio hobbyists, so getting relevant technical information quickly, especially regarding compliance issues, can be delayed.
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