scannerman200
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Does anyone have the frequency guide "Air Scan"? by Tom Kneitel If so, does this book have alot of frequencies for Alabama? Also, is it a good reference guide?
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nd5y
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I have one that was published in 1981 but I have not seen one lately.
Probably everything in it you can easily find on the internet nowdays.
Probably everything in it you can easily find on the internet nowdays.
It's pretty out of date now. Your best bet is to conduct a search over the internet. Be specific in your query.
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Airfield Directory
The most authoritative as well as current U.S. airfield directory publications I've used are the "Airport Facility Directories" (AFD's) and IFR-, VFR-Supplements published by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. The AFD's come in seven volumes, with Alabama in the Southeast US volume. Check out www.naco.faa.gov/ecomp, then click on FAA/NACO Aeronautical Products Cagalogs / Supplements Charts & Publications / Airport Facility Directories. Each volume is only $4.20.
The most authoritative as well as current U.S. airfield directory publications I've used are the "Airport Facility Directories" (AFD's) and IFR-, VFR-Supplements published by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. The AFD's come in seven volumes, with Alabama in the Southeast US volume. Check out www.naco.faa.gov/ecomp, then click on FAA/NACO Aeronautical Products Cagalogs / Supplements Charts & Publications / Airport Facility Directories. Each volume is only $4.20.
scannerman200
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Do you have a copy of the southeast aircraft guide? if so, What frequencies are listed for the marion county alabama airport?
kingpin
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While this info is not in the book, Airnav.com has the airport's unicom on 122.800 MHz. Here's a link to the info on this airport. http://www.airnav.com/airport/KHAB
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