11.282 aero is hot into Wisconsin San Fran radio. Collings Aero Radio.

[northwoods]

nice sig. 11.282 usb. flights are trying Collings base is strong. San Fran

 

[GadgetGeek]

Nice signal all the way to New Jersey too.

 

[northwoods]

Waitting for moderator app. to post? Really? Bcause im good at monitoring?

 

[northwoods]

Screw you.

 

[northwoods]

Sorry im not a normal visitor.

 

[KevinC]

Waitting for moderator app. to post? Really? Bcause im good at monitoring?

No. It’s due to your racist and inappropriate posts.

 

[majoco]

You might think you are good at monitoring but your reporting is poor. A good report should give the UTC time and the local time, the frequency, the ident of both stations and a bit of the message he/she is sending so it's made more interesting, Most often it's just a check-in by the aircraft into a new zone stating his flight number, altitude, position and then the controller does a selcal check, even if the aircraft is using CPDLC.

 

[AirScan]

2023.03.10, 0133 UTC (1733 PST), 11282 kHz, San Francisco Radio, CKS 832, B744, LAX-ICN, approaching LATNE
- initial call for selcal check and frequency assignment ... AUDIO

 

[AirScan]

2023.03.10, 0316 UTC (1716 HST), 11282 kHz, San Francisco Radio, DAL 435, B763, MSP-HNL, position 30N154W
- position report, handoff to VHF ... AUDIO

2023.03.10, 0335 UTC (1735 HST), 8843 kHz, San Francsico Radio, UAL 1563, B738, LIH-SFO, position CUNDU
- position report, handoff to VHF ... AUDIO

 

[belvdr]

A good report should give the UTC time and the local time,

If you have UTC time, why would a good report need local time? With UTC, you do not have daylight savings, so you can convert to any time zone you wish.

 

[majoco]

Airscan reports - Brilliant!

 

[majoco]

belvdr said

If you have UTC time, why would a good report need local time?

Because propagation depends on the time of day, dark or light etc. at both ends. I know what my local and UTC times are, but I don't know your local time. If we are both in darkness or on the 'gray line' then reception on the lower frequencies is highly likely, but if you are in broad daylight then reception on the 'in use' frequency may be impossible. Controllers aren't DXers and they are only interested in their 'local' area which is why their frequencies go up and down over the day. Shannon is using 5 and 3MHz frequencies during the night while I am in broad daylight which explains why I can't hear him but I can hear SFO on a much higher frequency.

 

[KevinC]

Screw you.

Maybe later.

 

[KevinC]

Sorry im not a normal visitor.

We noticed.