What atc is on 323.127

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Hearing atc activity on 323.127 using an ADALM-PLUTO SDR and SDR++ software. Is this a ZDC sector?
 

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If you catch a callsign or tail number from a plane, look it up on Flightradar24 (or ADS-B which is better for partial searches if you didn't catch the full identifier) to find it on the map, this should clue you in
 
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Thanks for the identification. I'm in Charlottesville, so it is plausible. The receiver is an SDR, the
ADALM-PLUTO followed by the SDR++ software. The difference between 323.127 MHz and 323.125 MHz is 6 ppm, with is within spec for the clock, I'm guessing. Could you provide the url for that milAir list, please? I'm analyzing data from the Green Bank Radio telescope, in the band 300-400 MHz. The data was taken during the Orionid meteor shower, and I'm speculating that a lot of the interference in the data was meteor trail scattering of milAir traffic control UHF over the horizon. I'm looking at the band from here in Charlottesville to compare to the recorded data from Green Bank.
 

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>>. Could you provide the url for that milAir list, please? I'm analyzing data from the Green Bank Radio telescope, in the band 300-400 MHz.>>

The 2 zip files are in the post noted below --

 

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Ron's milair list has --

323.125 Potomac App for Charlottesville area
323.175 Potomac TRACON
Are there listings for the TRACON lat lon and frequencies as nice as for the ARTCCs, like for ZDC

Washington (ZDC) Air Route Traffic Control Center Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Washington (ZDC) Air Route Traffic Control Center Subcategory Location Data Report

I'm trying to understand the frequencies scattered over the horizon into the Green Bank Radio telescope by meteor trail, troposcatter, and aircraft scattering. All to clean the radio telescope data in the 300-400 MHz band, so better be able to detect pulsars in the Andromeda/M31 galaxy!
 
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