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Old 11-30-2008, 12:47 PM
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Default Any freqs I should listen to for the shuttle?
VHF or HF? Id like to hear something before they land this afternoon.
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Possibly 259.700 - Shuttle to Ground UHF

I'm not so sure you will hear anything though
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In Florida the comms for the weather observer plane were ITC on 126.XX; how about at Edwards? Plane just took off.
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You won't hear anything in Colorado, all comms from them on UHF will occur over the Pacific Ocean.
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The UHF comms are very limited anyway... They do maybe three short transmissions on landing. The 946 is up doing recon right now and relaying to capcom.

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