Message posted by gary on December 20, 2001 at 22:44:55 PST:
Doing a search of government websites (a feature of Google), I came across this document with a few Groom Area frequencies. The 125.95 freq doesn't show up in the databases on line as far as I can tell. The document indicates there is a repeater for the blackjack/fox4 freq, whose output is 148.5 (listed on DLR), and the input is 150.175 Some of the names of the freqs differ from the names used on the DLR list. What makes this search very strange is the BLM website has removed this document from the net with a story (cover?) that the information has been removed due to an Indian lawsuit. Fortunately google caches the website. With luck, you can use this link to get the orginal document: The National Park Service is offline as well.
http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:8UTSWeot9QQ:www.blm.gov/nhp/efoia/nv/97ib/nvib97-103.html+dreamland&hl=en
The cover story can be found here:
http://www.blm.gov/nhp/efoia/nv/97ib/nvib97-103.html
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NATCF (CALL SIGN: "NELLIS CONTROL") FREQUENCIES:
Nellis Control West (LEE) Sector VHF: 119.35 and 125.95
(Restricted Areas, Beatty, Goldfield, Tonopah, Warm Springs, etc.)
Nellis Control East (SALLY) Sector VHF: 126.65 and 124.45
(Desert MOA, Rachel, Pioche, Caliente, Ash Springs, Elgin, Mesquite, etc.)
BLACKJACK (RANGE OPERATIONS CENTER) FREQUENCY
Blackjack: (Real-time Scheduling and Information VHF: 134.85
FM Transmit 150.175
FM Receive 148.500
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