Helicopter radio pic

[jaymatt1978]

A friend was in a helicopter flying over NYC. He got a great shot of the radio and it had the ability to monitor 4 frequencies, two voice and two data or whatever kthe 108-117.9875 freqs are used for. For the voice 121.500 was one of the freqs (yeah I know what that one is). The other is 132.8500 and I'm drawing a blank. Tried the database no luck

 

[cifd64]

A friend was in a helicopter flying over NYC. He got a great shot of the radio and it had the ability to monitor 4 frequencies, two voice and two data or whatever kthe 108-117.9875 freqs aqre used for. For the voice 121.500 was one of the freqs (yeah I know what that one is). The other is 132.8500 and I'm drawing a blank

Where is the pic?

 

[jaymatt1978]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151955023418128&set=pcb.10151955027373128&type=1&theater

 

[mgolden2]

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I can't see the picture. Can you post the picture here instead of a link, please? Thanks!

 

[Markb]

A friend was in a helicopter flying over NYC. He got a great shot of the radio and it had the ability to monitor 4 frequencies, two voice and two data or whatever kthe 108-117.9875 freqs are used for. For the voice 121.500 was one of the freqs (yeah I know what that one is). The other is 132.8500 and I'm drawing a blank. Tried the database no luck

Just taking a SWAG, but would that be a VFR advisory freq for helicopters in the NYC area? We have something similar for Southern California. The closest thing I could find was for Potomac Approach, but that is a ways from NYC.

Also the 108.000-117.9875 freqs are for navigation beacons and instrument approaches.

 

[GTR8000]

132.850 is the ATIS frequency for Teterboro. It's listed in the database under Bergen County > Teterboro Airport (TEB)

 

[cg]

if it was Liberty helicopters on a sightseeing flight, they have a company freq. I would assume that other companies do as well.

chris

 

[radio49242]

The link to the picture doesn't work. right click the photo and select view image and post that link so we can see it.

 

[K5MPH]

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Why don't you post the photo here rr.........

 

[jaymatt1978]

I got my anwser. Thanks folks

 

[simplec6]

I got my anwser. Thanks folks

Awesome, thanks for sharing with the forum!

 

[glideslope]

A friend was in a helicopter flying over NYC. He got a great shot of the radio and it had the ability to monitor 4 frequencies, two voice and two data or whatever kthe 108-117.9875 freqs are used for. For the voice 121.500 was one of the freqs (yeah I know what that one is). The other is 132.8500 and I'm drawing a blank. Tried the database no luck

Most aircraft today have the ability to monitor 4 frequencies. Usually the radio is sold as a COM/NAV Radio which is capable of VHF voice on the COM side and receiving navigation signal on the opposite side. Most aircraft will have 2 of these radios; 4 frequencies total.

 

[bryan_herbert]

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