ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY HFCS
FREQUENCIES
added 19/07/05
Due to the recent upgrade ( see JP 2043 Project ) by the Australian Department Of Defence of it's HF networks I have not yet obtained a list of the frequency uses. These are, however, the registered frequencies now used by the RAN.
I will update this page as soon as I can find out more, if you hear anything drop me a line.
HMAS Parramatta has been heard on the HFCS VCN 3 - 9340 KHz contacting Australia Control.
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2.1464000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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2.2764000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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3.8880000
MHz |
1K50F1A
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4.0844000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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4.2250000
MHz |
3K00J7B
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4.2265000
MHz |
3K00J7B
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4.2970000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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4.3100000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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4.3440000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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4.3494000
MHz |
1K24F1B
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4.5260000
MHz |
100HN0N
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4.6015000
MHz |
3K00J3E
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4.6240000
MHz |
200HF2A
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6.2254000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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6.3470000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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6.3915000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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6.4200000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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6.4495000
MHz |
100HA1A
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6.5114000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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6.8790000
MHz |
200HF2A
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6.9750000
MHz |
200HF2A
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7.3350000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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7.6900000
MHz |
12K0A9B
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7.7000000
MHz |
1K50F1A
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8.1234000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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8.2984000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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8.4630000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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8.5128000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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8.5540000
MHz |
100HA1A
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8.5600000
MHz |
3K00J7B
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8.6140000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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8.6220000
MHz |
1K24F1B
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8.7564000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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9.3950000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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10.3330000
MHz |
1K50F1A
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11.1215000
MHz |
3K00J3E
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11.1450000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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11.5240000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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12.2704000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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12.3484000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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12.3604000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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12.6950000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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12.7275000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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12.7500000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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12.8015000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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13.1174000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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13.1954000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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13.8310000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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13.8720000
MHz |
200HF2A
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13.9500000
MHz |
200HF2A
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14.3750000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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14.6450000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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14.6750000
MHz |
1K50F1A
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15.6350000
MHz |
3K00J3E
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15.7450000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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16.4634000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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16.5264000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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16.9950000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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17.0840000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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17.2301000
MHz |
3K00J7B
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17.3454000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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17.4084000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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17.5150000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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18.7814000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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19.0350000
MHz |
1K50F1A
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19.4100000
MHz |
1K50F1B
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19.7155000
MHz |
3K00J7B
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19.7170000
MHz |
1K24F1B
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19.7370000
MHz |
1K24F1B
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19.7395000
MHz |
3K00J7B
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19.7455000
MHz |
3K00J7B
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19.7470000
MHz |
1K24F1B
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19.7564000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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19.9200000
MHz |
12K0A9B
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19.9650000
MHz |
1K50F1A
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22.0134000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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22.1574000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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22.4640000
MHz |
1K24F1A
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22.5665000
MHz |
1K24F1B
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22.6215000
MHz |
1K24F1B
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22.6580000
MHz |
100HA1A
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22.6720000
MHz |
3K00J7B
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22.7094000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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22.8534000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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23.5890000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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25.0924000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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25.5350000
MHz |
2K80F1B
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26.1390000
MHz |
3K00J7B
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26.1410000
MHz |
1K24F1B
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26.1674000
MHz |
2K80J3E
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26.8410000
MHz |
6K00B9W
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| Ship | Class | Commissioning Date | |
| Adelaide | FFG 01 | Guided Missile Frigate | 15-Nov-80 |
| Anzac | FFH 150 | ANZAC Frigate | 18-May-96 |
| Armidale | ACBP 83 | Patrol Boat | 24-June-05 |
| Arunta | FFH 151 | ANZAC Frigate | 12-Dec-98 |
| Balikpapan | L 126 | Landing Craft Heavy | 27-Sep-74 |
| Ballarat | FFH 155 | ANZAC Frigate | 26-Jun-04 |
| Benalla | A 04 | Survey Motor Launch | 20-Mar-90 |
| Bendigo | FCPB 211 | Patrol Boat | 28-May-83 |
| Betano | L 133 | Landing Craft Heavy | 08-Feb-74 |
| Brunei | L 127 | Landing Craft Heavy | 05-Jan-73 |
| Bunbury | FCPB 217 | Patrol Boat | 15-Dec-84 |
| Canberra | FFG 02 | Guided Missile Frigate | 21-Mar-81 |
| Collins | SSG 73 | Submarine | 27-Jul-96 |
| Darwin | FFG 04 | Guided Missile Frigate | 21-Jul-84 |
| Dechaineux | SSG 76 | Submarine | 23-Feb-01 |
| Diamantina | M 86 | Mine Countermeasure | 04-May-02 |
| Dubbo | FCPB 214 | Patrol Boat | 10-Mar-84 |
| Farncomb | SSG 74 | Submarine | 31-Jan-98 |
| Fremantle | FCPB 203 | Patrol Boat | 15-Mar-81 |
| Gascoyne | M 85 | Mine Countermeasure | 02-Jun-01 |
| Gawler | FCPB 212 | Patrol Boat | 27-Aug-83 |
| Geelong | FCPB 215 | Patrol Boat | 02-Jun-84 |
| Geraldton | FCPB 213 | Patrol Boat | 10-Dec-83 |
| Gladstone | FCPB 216 | Patrol Boat | 08-Sep-84 |
| Hawkesbury | M 83 | Mine Countermeasure | 12-Feb-00 |
| Huon | M 82 | Mine Countermeasure | 15-May-99 |
| Ipswich | FCPB 209 | Patrol Boat | 13-Nov-82 |
| Kanimbla | L 51 | Amphibious Transport | 29-Aug-94 |
| Labuan | L 128 | Landing Craft Heavy | 09-Mar-73 |
| Launceston | FCPB 207 | Patrol Boat | 06-Mar-82 |
| Leeuwin | A 245 | Survey Ship | 27-May-00 |
| Manoora | L 52 | Amphibious Transport | 25-Nov-94 |
| Melbourne | FFG 05 | Guided Missile Frigate | 15-Feb-92 |
| Melville | A 246 | Survey Ship | 27-May-00 |
| Mermaid | A 02 | Survey Motor Launch | 04-Dec-89 |
| Newcastle | FFG 06 | Guided Missile Frigate | 11-Dec-93 |
| Norman | M 84 | Mine Countermeasure | 26-Aug-00 |
| Paluma | A 01 | Survey Motor Launch | 27-Feb-89 |
| Parramatta | FFH 154 | ANZAC Frigate | 04-Oct-03 |
| Rankin | SSG 78 | Submarine | 29-Mar-03 |
| Sheean | SSG 77 | Submarine | 23-Feb-01 |
| Shepparton | A 03 | Survey Motor Launch | 24-Jan-90 |
| Stuart | FFH 153 | ANZAC Frigate | 17-Aug-02 |
| Success | OR 304 | Replenishment | 23-Apr-86 |
| Sydney | FFG 03 | Guided Missile Frigate | 28-Jan-83 |
| Tarakan | L 129 | Landing Craft Heavy | 15-Jun-73 |
| Tobruk | L 50 | Landing Ship Heavy | 23-Apr-81 |
| Townsville | FCPB 205 | Patrol Boat | 18-Jul-81 |
| Waller | SSG 75 | Submarine | 10-Jul-99 |
| Warramunga | FFH 152 | ANZAC Frigate | 31-Mar-01 |
| Warrnambool | FCPB 204 | Patrol Boat | 14-Mar-81 |
| Westralia | O 195 | Replenishment | 09-Oct-89 |
| Wewak | L 130 | Landing Craft Heavy | 10-Aug-73 |
| Whyalla | FCPB 208 | Patrol Boat | 03-Jul-82 |
| Wollongong | FCPB 206 | Patrol Boat | 28-Nov-81 |
| Yarra | M 87 | Mine Countermeasure | 01-Mar-03 |
| Young Endeavour |
Sail Training Ship |
25-Jan-88 |
Australian Fleet Establishments
HMAS ALBATROSS
Is the largest operational Naval establishment and the Navy’s only Air
Station.
The primary task of HMAS ALBATROSS is to support the four Naval Air Squadrons, which provide air support to the fleet. The four Squadrons and the aircraft they operate are:
• 723
Squadron with AS350 Squirrel helicopters;
• 816 Squadron
with S-70B Seahawk helicopters;
• 817 Squadron
with SK50 Westland Sea King helicopters; and
• 805 Squadron
with SH2G(A) Super Seasprite helicopters.
The Air Station is also home to the Navy Aviation Force Element Group. The Commander Australian Navy Aviation Group (COMAUSNAVAIRGRP) has responsibility for delivery of aviation capability to the Government.
HMAS CAIRNS
With a responsibility extending from Rockhampton to Thursday Island, HMAS
Cairns is currently composed of 800 naval and civilian personnel. It provides
support to:
five Fremantle Class Patrol Boats;
four Survey Motor Launches;
four Landing Craft Heavy; and
two Hydrographic Survey Ships.
HMAS Cairns also provides refit support for minor Royal Australian Navy vessels and Pacific Class Patrol Boats from neighbouring Pacific nations.
HMAS CERBERUS
HMAS CERBERUS, the Royal Australian Navy's foremost and largest training
establishment. HMAS CERBERUS offers a wide range of services and activities to
serving members and their families. These pages provide information about the
facilities in HMAS CERBERUS as well as the local community of Mornington
Peninsula Shire.
The primary role of HMAS CERBERUS since inception has been the training of Navy Personnel.
HMAS COONAWARRA
Darwin is a vitally important Navy port - a gateway to our northern
neighbours and the centre from which we conduct border integrity operations.
Twelve fleet units are home-ported at Darwin Naval Base, located within
COONAWARRA, and preparations are underway for the arrival of the Armidale class
patrol boats in 2005. Darwin also plays host to major RAN and multi-national
exercises and operations involving around 100 visiting Australian and foreign
major warships each year.
HMAS Creswell
HMAS Creswell is located on the south-western shores of Jervis Bay in the Jervis
Bay Territory, 180 kilometres south of Sydney. As it is part of a large National
Park which includes some magnificent woodland and beaches, on 25 August 1981 the
establishment was placed on the register of the National Estate by the
Australian Heritage Commission. This recognises the historical significance of
the establishment and its special value for the present community as well as for
future generations.
The Royal Australian Naval College forms the major part of HMAS Creswell.
HMAS HARMAN
The principal function of HMAS HARMAN is the provision of Navy administrative
functions to all Navy personnel located in the Canberra area and is commanded by
a Commander.
The communications function, while remaining in the HARMAN and Belconnen sites, is now resident within a separate Command Element. This new Command Element comprises the Naval Communications Area Master Station Australia (NAVCAMSAUS) and Naval Communications Station (NAVCOMMSTA) Canberra and is known as NAVCAMSAUS Command, commanded by a Lieutenant Commander.
HMAS Kuttabul
Garden Island
HMAS Penguin
Situated in the suburb of Balmoral on Middle Head in Sydney Harbour, HMAS
Penguin is surrounded by beaches and parkland and is within 30 minutes of the
city centre.
HMAS Penguin is a part of Navy's Systems Command. Its primary role is to provide trained personnel to the Fleet and it is the home of the RAN Diving School, the RAN Hydrographic School and the Medical Training School.
HMAS Stirling
Warships Section
Rockingham WA 6958
HMAS Waterhen
Balls Head Road
Waverton NSW 2060
HMAS Watson
Cliff Street
Watsons Bay NSW 2030
Information via ACMA and RAN