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Revision as of 12:51, 11 February 2007

General Information

Frequencies

Operational/Aeronautical
FREQUENCY USE CALLSIGN
117.60000 LEESBURG RDO
119.27500 MRU
120.05000 APP/DEP
120.60000 GND
121.00000 APP/DEP CTRL
122.10000 LEESBURG RDO
123.70000 TWR
127.95000 APP/DEP
133.90000 APP/DEP
135.02500 APP
135.20000 CLNC DEL
138.97500 TOWER
139.50000 PW
143.72500 HOT PITS
233.75000 RTPS
236.30000 HX-21
249.65000 V-22 OSPREY
250.30000 APP/DEP CTRL
250.70000 VX-23
250.85000 APP
256.50000 MRU
262.95000 ATR - RCC
264.55000 ATR - RCC / MRU
270.80000 MRU
276.20000 ATIS
277.00000 RTPS
281.40000 APP/DEP
281.80000 APP/DEP
285.20000 VX-20
291.15000 ATR - RCC
299.40000 RTPS
301.20000 ADVISORY CTRL
302.55000 BASE OPS
305.20000 ADVISORY CTRL
310.55000 MRU
314.00000 MRU
318.80000 APP
320.45000 ATR - RCC
325.00000 RTPS
336.40000 GND
340.20000 TWR
341.10000 VX-1
343.65000 TWR
348.00000 RADAR
354.80000 MRU
356.20000 PMSV METRO
362.60000 APP
369.90000 MRU
376.80000 RTPS
384.40000 CLNC DEL
392.67500 RTPS


[NUI] Webster Field, St.Inigoes, Md.
  • 126.20000 Tower
  • 140.10000 Airfield Control-Vehicle Traffic
  • 316.45000 Tower


Real Time Telemetry Processing System (RTPS)

The freqs identified as RTPS are freqs that are assigned to the Real-Time Telemetry Processing System (RTPS) at PAX River, MD. Many sources (lists) of freqs for PAX have these freqs identified as belonging to a particular Aircraft Flight Test Program. That is not necessarily the case. These freqs are assigned by RTPS as needed. If a test aircraft flies on a regular basis, then they may very well keep the same freq for a long period of time making it appear that the freq has been permanently assigned to that particular test bed. But if that test program/aircraft goes down for a mod, goes away for off base testing, or any other reason it may not fly for a while, When it returns to flight status RTPS may very well have someone else using the old freq and give another freq to the returning aircraft/program. It has been observed in the past that 2 different flight test programs have used the same freq on a given day.

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