davy22
Member
hi can i get airband frequenices for uk for arc125 software form rr
undien 125 airband
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doctordialtone
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Aircraft frequencies, EU and UK - Garfnet
This is the list of aircraft frequencies for UK and Europe. Obviously you need a radio receiver capable of receiving these frequencies, such as the AOR 8200 or the Icom IC-R20. This is not an exhaustive list. It is just a collection of frequencies I have collected over the years on various...
garfnet.org.uk
davy22
Member
thanks but i need frequencies with tags etc to load direct into arc125 thats why i paid for this services
Aircraft frequencies, EU and UK - Garfnet
This is the list of aircraft frequencies for UK and Europe. Obviously you need a radio receiver capable of receiving these frequencies, such as the AOR 8200 or the Icom IC-R20. This is not an exhaustive list. It is just a collection of frequencies I have collected over the years on various...
Radioreference relies on user submissions to stay up to date. Unless you or someone in your area submitted the info you're looking for to the database so you can utilize the RR import function on Arc125 & similar software, you'll need to enter the info by hand
majoco
Stirrer
If you download the excellent programme "Scan125" you can enter the frequencies from MD0MDI's list with the tags that you put in yourself.
and as "Doc" said
https://www.md0mdi.im/uk-aviation-band-frequencies/
I doubt if RR has the UK frequencies in it's database. I'm afraid you may have to do some work but at least you can put in the frequencies that are appropriate to your area.
and as "Doc" said
https://www.md0mdi.im/uk-aviation-band-frequencies/
I doubt if RR has the UK frequencies in it's database. I'm afraid you may have to do some work but at least you can put in the frequencies that are appropriate to your area.
The definitive guide for all UK airspace frequencies.
majoco
Stirrer
Ooh - that's a heavy bit of bedtime reading! I used to work for the 'Civil Aviation Division of the Board of Trade' way back in the late 60's/early 70's before it got carved of into various divisions of NATS. At the "Telecommunications Engineering Establishment" we installed navigation aids and communications systems all over the country - it seems to be a lot more complicated now! I was busy installing a Cat3c ILS system on the Heathrow 10R runway when the first Panam 747 landed on runway 28L- it seemed to hang in the sky for ages.
If the frequencies are not in the RR database then you can paste frequencies from any website in ARC125 by using the Paste Frequencies option. See ARC125 manual for details how to use that feature.
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Edelweiss
Author of: Scanning the UK Airbands with the Beast
Try https://radioreferenceuk.co.uk/login.php, costs something but seems to be quite well maintained. Bit weird pages in their layout.
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