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148.1500 143.9000 R Primary repeater nationwide / Also used Simplex | 148.1500 143.9000 R Primary repeater nationwide / Also used Simplex | ||
148.1250 143.7500 R Seondary repeater nationwide / Also used Simplex | 148.1250 143.7500 R Seondary repeater nationwide / Also used Simplex | ||
| − | 148.1375 M Simplex - Ground Units Only | + | 148.1375 M Ch.03 Simplex - Ground Units Only |
| − | 149.5375 M Simplex - Aero Units Only | + | 149.5375 M Ch.04 Simplex - Aero Units Only |
Ch. 01-04 are Simplex using 100.0 Hz [Universal Access Tone] | Ch. 01-04 are Simplex using 100.0 Hz [Universal Access Tone] | ||
Revision as of 10:14, 6 February 2009
Please see the following public references for information.
- Monitoring Times Magazine
- November 2006 Milcom column by Larry Van Horn page 53
- October 2006 Milcom column by Larry Van Horn
- Monitoring the Air Show Experience (per MT PDF file)
Feel free to list wings and specific frequencies actually heard here. Please do not quote old references (as frequencies are being shifted to narrowband, as documented in the MT article above), MT or any other copyrighted or so-called classified sources.
Frequency Input Type Ch Description 148.1500 143.9000 R Primary repeater nationwide / Also used Simplex 148.1250 143.7500 R Seondary repeater nationwide / Also used Simplex 148.1375 M Ch.03 Simplex - Ground Units Only 149.5375 M Ch.04 Simplex - Aero Units Only
Ch. 01-04 are Simplex using 100.0 Hz [Universal Access Tone] Ch. 05-? are usually the State-Wing and Adjacent State Wing channels [Repeaters] A repeater with 203.5 Hz is a Temp / Tactical Repeater
Frequencies near the Mexican and Canadian Borders may vary from these Standard 4 Pairs.