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123.3000 = Radar south

Slip of the finger maybe? > 123.200 instead of 123.300

Grtz

And I heard 132.525 this evening called Bandbox several times.

That is, Bandbox worked on this freq with Flame (one of which had bad UHF radio)

371.7750 is replaced by 244.8500. Since when? missed that one completely! NOTAM or something? Heard it several times last year Believe 340.775 is Pre UHF change, never seen a recent log with this freq Grtz Joost EDIT, just found old SC-MAC 2002. Both 244.850 and 340.775 are mentioned. Therefore I a...

I don't know the correct numbers of the UAC sectors. They mixed things up at Dutch Mil, so the numbers I had are no longer correct. Hopefully somebody else will come up with the right numbers.

Just call them Radar Upper, Lower or Back up. Much easier and always correct

134.0750 = UAC 1 135.8200 = UAC 2 > Believe this one is Used for Airbus test flights 138.5750 = North 280.7000 = Monitor EDR202 > Bremen 311.6750 = Monitor EDR206 > Bremen 313.2000 = North 2 314.6000 = South 1 336.3500 = West > Eurocontrol 336.4000 = UAC 1 336.9000 = South 2 337.7000 = UAC 2 345.150...

No, Apache's

Redskin 13 Formation now with Dutch 264.325
Cougars were active at Deelen 371.475

Grtz

Think you heard the Metals , 2 ship F-16 out of Volkel.

Grtz
Joost

Henk Voortwijs wrote:A "new one" was heard on the januari 2th: 339.6250 MHz.

Credits: DMRG.

Currently again active with SHARK and METAL

chinook wrote:Hi Joost,

Why do a FAC on a HF freq?? Aircraft/controler air in"line of sight"

True, I believe they called them on this freq that they were needed so FAC is indeed not a correct word.

Grtz
Joost

You confirm you heard them all on 07630.0? I believe this freq was used during Second Gulf war as sort of a FAC freq. Therefore I assume you've heard some action in the Gulf region with a lot of players. WARPATH is a USN callsign and I believe groundstation is in Gulf Area (like "Rockbottom&quo...

mysticstar wrote:thanks indeed for that!

Do u have any idea abt the rest of them???

Actually, how could it be - WIZARD - for 116 E-8C and for 552 E-3C? So - one c/s for two different types of units (a/cs)?

Looks a bit strange...

Happens all the time, there are numerous untis for instance using c/s TIGER.

Grtz

Could you please tell on Which HF freq you heard this?

I assume 07630.0? as WARPATH is a USN c/s for a Tactical Support Centre

Sentry Ops most logical would be Ops for E-3 unit
Grtz
Joost

PH-BAS wrote:

Royaljordanian wrote:10.40-11.40 TK A310

TC-JCZ

Otto wrote:FAF4141 C135FR (F-UKCJ) FAF departed Sofia at 10:10LT.
ETA 12:06LT

Nog niks gezien/gehoord...

134.375 for ILS Rnwy 06

It is Redskin 12 that is on the Ground.

Redskin 22 reported to Both on Ops [376.675] and Dutch Mil the Situation.
He is already rtb Gilze, 12 still at the ground

That is what I could made out of the Comms (only heard Dutch Mil and Redskin very faint)

Grtz

Henk Voortwijs wrote:

joost wrote: Believe LANGEN radar does have 3 freqs in 124.xxx region

I have 4 frequencies:

124.375
124.425
124.475
124.725

Completely correct..missed the fourth one..