Frequencies

[dispatcher812]

Sorry if this has been asked before. I did some searching but did not see what I was looking for. Are there are MIL frequencies in the database beside the common ones? I never hear much on them even when traveling and listening in a military rich area such as North Carolina. I even had the NC Specific ones programmed. Heck, I had Osprey's spitting out parachutes and Harriers buzzing the house, and nothing. Having recently discovered the Scan NE site, I see frequencies that people there have seen traffic on but do not see them in the database, at least they are not listed under the common section.

 

[reconrider8]

Are you in nc or elsewhere?

 

[doctordialtone]

at least they are not listed under the common section.

Try these

 

[dispatcher812]

Are you in nc or elsewhere?

Now in CT. Travel to Boston For work everyday. I hear alot of Civil traffic.

 

[reconrider8]

Best thing to do is search the milair band and ypu will start building a list fairly quick. A decent antenna also will help with comms. Next thing would be to look up your local airports and add all the uhf freqs in there. That's how we all started

 

[dispatcher812]

Best thing to do is search the milair band and ypu will start building a list fairly quick. A decent antenna also will help with comms. Next thing would be to look up your local airports and add all the uhf freqs in there. That's how we all started

ok, thanks.

 

[trentbob]

Try these

Nice!

 

[ka3jjz]

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