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SKYWARN® Direct Frequencies
The Wichita NWS has an Icom IC-910H radio for hams to use while in the office. There is also a switch to go from a ground plain to a stacked two-meter beam array for long-haul communications. Below are the current frequencies programmed in the memory in the radio at the NWS office.
Please use the contact page if you have made contacts directly to the weather service on a frequency not listed here. This list contains known repeaters that the NWS office can reach under most conditions.
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