Not really. Anything public will be on MURS channels between 151-154 MHZ. (example Walmart employee communications) or FRS channels 462-467 MHZ. (example most road workers) I recently pulled up on a road crew who had walkie talkies, and because I had a handheld HAM, what I heard was quite funny but I did not transmit.I know this stuff could just be for a pizza delivery, but I just monitored 4 EAMs in the last 5 minutes on 8992 kHz.
I'm confused. I'm familiar with the frequencies you're talking about. The military would never use those for EAM traffic. What did I miss?Not really. Anything public will be on MURS channels between 151-154 MHZ. (example Walmart employee communications) or FRS channels 462-467 MHZ. (example most road workers) I recently pulled up on a road crew who had walkie talkies, and because I had a handheld HAM, what I heard was quite funny but I did not transmit.
You didnt miss anything. I was just stating pizza delivery drivers would not use the miltary frequencies.I'm confused. I'm familiar with the frequencies you're talking about. The military would never use those for EAM traffic. What did I miss?