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Cincinnati/Dayton Area Monitoring Exchange

In God We Trust

MONIX was founded in 1983 as an informal club of scanner enthusiasts, shortwave listeners, DXers, and others who share an interest in the hobby of radio monitoring. MONIX is a full spectrum/all mode club covering all aspects of radio monitoring from DC to Daylight. MONIX covers the Cincinnati/Dayton Metropolitan Area, Southwestern Ohio, Southeastern Indiana and Northern Kentucky. MONIX is a free club, there are NO dues to pay. Anyone, anywhere may join us, but we mostly benefit those hobbyists in the Cincinnati/Dayton area.

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MONTHLY AND WEEKLY MONIX MEETINGS

The MONIX Digital Scanner Team (DST) meets at 12:00 Noon every Tuesday at the American Legion
Post 530 on Winton Road in Greenhills, just 500 feet south of Sharon Road. Walk up the green ramp to the
north side door. Monitor the talk-in frequency on your scanner or two-way radio, 146.880 w/ 123.0 PL.
If a Skywarn net is active switch to 443.400. (GPS Coordinates: 39* 16' 21" North, 84* 21' 20" West)

The club also meets the 2nd Saturday of each month for more in depth discussion. Meetings are held at the
LCNB bank, 425 West Central Avenue (Ohio SR 73) in Springboro (Exit 38 off I-75). Meetings start at 6 PM ET
unless otherwise specified. Monitor 145.290 on your scanner or two-way for talk-in. Programs and topics vary,
for more information about the meetings contact Mark Meece (GPS: 39* 33' 42" North, 84* 15' 14" West)

Hint: Bring a flash drive with you for the latest file updates and other related material.
We do update radios at the meeting for those needing updates.

MONIX NEWS

The January meeting has been re-scheduled for Saturday January 30th at
the LCNB 425 West Central Avenue (Ohio SR 73) in Springboro, Ohio.
The meeting starts at 6:00 PM.

We offer training and programming of most digital scanners at our meetings, plus
discussion of local radio news, and other areas of interests.

1. Communications pertaining to the relief effort in Haiti can be monitored on the following HF frequencies:

All Frequencies are listed in kHz.

       3720                     (IARU Region II)
       7045                     (IARU Region II)
       14265                   SATERN
       14300                   ITAN

More information including live audio streaming is available at:

http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Haiti_Earthquake_2010

2. Butler County Animal Control is using tg 10011 BC AW 11 for dispatching.

3.     The MONIX Shortwave and Scanner Listeners' Information Net is BACK!
        The new version of the net runs Thursdays at 8:30 PM Local Time on the 146.880
        Cincinnati FM Club Repearter. No PL Tone is required. Please check in and share your monitoring
        information and help support the net.

4. We have created a new reference page for area NAC Codes. Click here to access it.

 	  5.     Click here for the current MONIX Master Frequency List.

          6.     MONIX is also available as a group discussion list on Yahoo. The list is accessible for anyone to join.
        So for the lastest scanning news and events in and around the Tri-State area, JOIN US by
                subscribing at: monix-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

                   You can also download area scanner files from our Yahoo Group's FILES area.

For those of you running Trunktracker Scanners here is a breakdown of what systems are
what in the Tri-State area:

Motorola Astro Digital

Clermont County, Hamilton County/Cincinnati (9600 Baud), Ohio MARCS,
Oxford Area System (9600 Baud), Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (400 MHz).

Motorola Type I

Mobile Com SMR, Clermont County SMR, Reeves Realty Inc. SMR (Dayton)
P&R Communications SMR (Dayton)

Motorola Type II

Warren County, Montgomery County, Cinergy, West Chester Township,
Wright State University, Southwestern Ohio Regional Transport Authority,
P&G Ivorydale Plant, Reed Hartman Research Center, Miami Valley Labs,
Corporate Offices (all 900 MHz), University of Cincinnati (900 MHz),
Miller Brewing Co. (900 MHz), General Motors Research Corp. (900 MHz),
Delphi Automovtive Moraine (900 MHz), Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (400 MHz).

Motorola Type IIi/Hybrid

City of Dayton, Huber Heights City School District

M/A-COM / EDACS

Clinton County, Dayton Power & Light, Fayette County,
Greater Cincinnati/NKY International Airport, Greene County, Miami County
WS Electronics SMR (Dayton)

MA-COM Provoice Digital

City of Springfield

AREA RADIO MONITORING NETS

The MONIX Shortwave and Scanner Listener`s Information Net takes place Thursday evenings at 8:30 PM local time on the 146.880 Cincinnati FM Club Repeater in Greenhills. It is an open net and all check-ins are welcome, if you can`t check-in, then you can listen in on your scanner. Check in and let us know what you are hearing!

We also suggest you check in and listen in to the All Ohio Scanner Club's Scanner and Shortwave Listeners' Net held every Monday evening at 9:30 pm on the 146.940 (123.0 PL) W8BI repeater in Dayton.

CLUB MOTTO: "IN GOD WE TRUST, ALL OTHERS WE MONITOR."

MONIX ABOVE 30 MHz SCANNER FREQUENCY LISTINGS and SCANNER GUIDE

The heart of MONIX is our Scanner Frequency List for the Cincinnati/Dayton Area. This list has grown from just a few pages in 1987 to over 60 pages today. The list covers frequencies actually monitored by club members.

The MONIX list is available FREE as an electronic text file from the alternate MONIX website www.monix.net

This site offers specific pages for Frequency Information by county and/or department. MONIX offers a wealth of information on the radio monitoring hobby. Here you will find frequencies, unit numbers and codes for many Public Safety Departments throughout Southwestern Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana. We have also included many other frequencies used in these areas as well. Just make a selection from the listings below.