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A04.03 EASTERN PACIFIC HF SSB RADIOTELEPHONE (2K8J3E)<br />

<strong>Coast</strong> Station: San Francisco (NMC)<br />

This circuit is controlled by Commander, Pacific Area and is available<br />

to all ships and aircraft for voice communications. Additionally, these<br />

frequencies when interconnected with the coast station land telephone<br />

system are available to all commands for the exchange of SAR,<br />

operational, and administrative matters that require a timely person<br />

to person exchange of information. Ships and aircraft are authorized to<br />

use the coast station frequencies when directed by the authorized coast<br />

station frequencies when directed by the authorized coast station and a<br />

valid reason exists for simplex operations.<br />

<strong>Coast</strong> Station Freq.<br />

Paired Ship Station Freq.<br />

4376.4 (4375) 4048.4 (4083)<br />

4400.4 (4399) 4108.4 (4107<br />

4427.4 (4426) 4135.4 (4134)<br />

6502.4 (6501) 6201.4 (6200)<br />

6514.4 (6513) 6213.4 (6212)<br />

8720.4 (8719) 8196.4 (8195)<br />

8765.4 (8764) 8241.4 (8240)<br />

8774.4 (8773) 8250.4 (8249)<br />

13090.4 (13089) 12243.4 (12242)<br />

13126.4 (13125) 12279.4 (12278)<br />

13171.4 (13170) 12324.4 (12323)<br />

17258.4 (17257) 16376.4 (16375)<br />

17279.4 (17278) 16397.4 (16396)<br />

17315.4 (17314) 16433.4 (16432)<br />

17354.4 (17353) 16472.4 (16471)<br />

22712.4 (22711) 22016.4 (22015)<br />

22748.4 (22747) 22052.4 (22051)<br />

25415.4 (25414) 24836.4 (24835)<br />

27784.4 (27783) 27589.4 (27588)#<br />

29891.4 (29890) 29908.4 (29907)<br />

A-16

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