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Henk Voortwijs
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by Henk Voortwijs » 15 May 2008, 14:52
108.5500 = ILS localizer
129.9250 = Tower
129.9750 = Ground/Gliders
278.9250 = Ground
329.7500 = Glidepath
341.5750 = Tower
NFM frequencies:
68.3750 = Groundservice
68.8250 = Fire Department
69.4750 = Fuel Department
70.1500 = Security
Additions and/or corrections are welcome of course.
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by joost » 15 May 2008, 19:18
Could you please confirm if 138.750 and 138.850 were recently in Use?
Believe, but must admit not sure anymore, heard both Chinooks and Cougars on 139.125
142.750 is 301 Sqn, Gilze Rijen
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by ebauer » 15 May 2008, 19:51
While you mentioned Deelen TWR as a Soesterberg frequency, the following freqs should be in your list as well...
RAPCON west 375.8750 MHz
Soesterberg arrival 373.4250 MHz
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by EHAM » 15 May 2008, 19:54
I'm missing 139.2500. Also an a/a. And are you sure EHSB does have a/a freqs assigned to squadrons (since Volkel and Leeuwarden don't have)?
EDIT: and what can be heard on the marshaller freqs? Usually marshallers are on the ground (at least at civil airports), so it's strange that they use an a/a freq
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by EHAM » 15 May 2008, 19:55
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by Spine24 » 15 May 2008, 19:57
EHAM wrote: I'm missing 139.2500. Also an a/a. And are you sure EHSB does have a/a freqs assigned to squadrons (since Volkel and Leeuwarden don't have)?
Leeuwarden does have assigned freqs to squadrons!!
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by joost » 15 May 2008, 19:58
EHAM wrote: ebauer wrote: While you mentioned Deelen TWR as a Soesterberg frequency, the following freqs should be in your list as well...
RAPCON west 375.8750 MHz
Soesterberg arrival 373.4250 MHz
And don't forget Deelen Tower 124.400
Do forget 124.400...122.100 is in use
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by joost » 15 May 2008, 19:59
EHAM wrote: I'm missing 139.2500. Also an a/a. And are you sure EHSB does have a/a freqs assigned to squadrons (since Volkel and Leeuwarden don't have)?
EDIT: and what can be heard on the marshaller freqs? Usually marshallers are on the ground (at least at civil airports), so it's strange that they use an a/a freq
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139.250 is not A/A. It is a sort of Safety freq for GLV areas
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by EHAM » 15 May 2008, 20:03
139.1750 A/A
139.3250 A/A
140.1250 A/A
140.5250 A/A
140.5750 A/A
140.6250 A/A
140.8750 A/A (Ops?)
141.2250 A/A
141.4500 A/A
141.8500 A/A
142.0250 A/A
142.5250 A/A
142.5750 A/A
143.1750 A/A
143.3750 A/A
143.5250 A/A
143.5750 A/A
143.7750 A/A
143.9750 A/A
If Spine (or somewhere else) can put the squadrons behind the freqs, we're all very happy
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by EHAM » 15 May 2008, 20:05
joost wrote: EHAM wrote: ebauer wrote: While you mentioned Deelen TWR as a Soesterberg frequency, the following freqs should be in your list as well...
RAPCON west 375.8750 MHz
Soesterberg arrival 373.4250 MHz
And don't forget Deelen Tower 124.400
Do forget 124.400...122.100 is in use
122.1 is in use for almost everything
. But thanks for the heads up that 124.4 is not in use anymore.
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by joost » 15 May 2008, 20:08
122.1 is in use for almost everything Wink . But thanks for the heads up that 124.4 is not in use anymore.
Already told you that back in Sept 2006, You should have know by now
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by EHAM » 15 May 2008, 20:10
Strange that 124.4 is still in the ICAO frequency table from October 2007... (
too many sources which don't tell the same
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by Spine24 » 15 May 2008, 20:12
Missing some from Lwd i.e.:
140.875
140.975
139.800
138,500
138.725
And lots more, difficult hobby isn't it?
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by joost » 15 May 2008, 20:13
EHAM wrote: Strange that 124.4 is still in the ICAO frequency table from October 2007... (
too many sources which don't tell the same
)
Even they make some mistakes..you can trust only one thing (2 actually): your own ears....
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by EHAM » 15 May 2008, 20:18
Spine24 wrote: Missing some from Lwd i.e.:
140.875
140.975
139.800
138,500
138.725
And lots more, difficult hobby isn't it?
I thought 140.875 was some kind of a/a ops or inflight ops or wing ops.
Well I'd say let's start a Leeuwarden topic
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