F-16 flying overhead

[scannerrail]

Anyone know what freq they use for Commutation?

 

[BMT]

IF you would tell us where you are, then a WAG or POOMA might be right.

Jack

 

[scannerrail]

uhmmm were my location says....

 

[N4JNW]

IF you would tell us where you are, then a WAG or POOMA might be right.

Jack

According to the Location tag on his post, I think he might be in Greenwich, CT..

 

[studgeman]

Well an F16 could be from several different guard bases, Otis, Syracuse, Burlington, etc. They could be doing training, CAP missions, Touch and Go's someplace. Long story short, they can be using alot of frequenices, civilan VHF, check your local approch controls, CAP/Huntress frequencies 200/300MHz. Their own squadron freqs, multiple air-to-air frequencies. If they are using an MOA, there are frequencies reserved for that airspace when the reserve the airspace for use. Good Luck!!!

 

[b52hbuff]

Anyone know what freq they use for Commutation?

Try 138-144MHz 25kHz steps AM mode.