Could someone (antfreq? verify that these frequencies are still active @ Beale AFB?
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=1855
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=1855
b52hbuff said:Could someone (antfreq? verify that these frequencies are still active @ Beale AFB?
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&aid=1855
antfreq said:Yup - Very active and full time digital.
b52hbuff said:??
Those are a page to conventional frequencies. Has Beale completed abandoned it's conventional frequencies?
How much encryption is there?
mkewman said:i was there on wed. night at sunset and saw lots of air traffic in the sky, didn't hear squat on any frequencies except ATIS. i did get some encrypted traffic on some milair frequencies but nothing on the ones listed above.
antfreq, they're still using these conventional ones right? hehehe
UPDATE:
pfft. attenuation was on. i'm a dork.
mkewman said:just picked up some more beale traffic on 364.200 as well. i'm picking up more and more traffic on milair freqs. around here lately. maybe they're getting busier over there.
Harlute said:Can anybody who lives near Beale AFB answer a question for me?
I have listened to 150.325 when in Marysville or Yuba City, and I cannot seem to hear or understand anything that anybody says on that frequency, even though the signal is strong. It's as if that radio system severely quiets down everything that is said. Can anybody shed some light on this?
inigo88 said:Anyone else wanna take a crack at 149.15, 243.50, 269.60, 353.70 and 364.20 ? Or, can you provide any examples of traffic heard on these frequencies to aid in identification?
-Inigo
Harlute said:If you don't hear anything on 150.325, try listening to 149.1500. I believe I get the same thing on that freq., just a bunch of very quiet communication. I'm trying to figure out why it is so quiet. Is it because of some form of radio system I haven't heard of?