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If you are into Aero communications, you may not know that there is a host of HF Aero stations of various kinds that you can hear - and all you need is a good SSB capable radio, a decent antenna and knowing where to look. This list of freqs is updated from time to time (I think this is Larry Van Horn's blog...) and a good place to start.
The Btown Monitoring Post: Intl Aero HF Routed/Off Route Frequency List - Update 22 June 2016
However note that the tab for HFDL frequencies is way out of date. Table 48 is very old; the most recent table is 49, and a good list of these frequencies can be found here
http://www.udxf.nl/Digital-aero.pdf
However the information on description, decoding software and other utilities is worthwhile to read if you've never heard of or seen it before
Mike
The Btown Monitoring Post: Intl Aero HF Routed/Off Route Frequency List - Update 22 June 2016
However note that the tab for HFDL frequencies is way out of date. Table 48 is very old; the most recent table is 49, and a good list of these frequencies can be found here
http://www.udxf.nl/Digital-aero.pdf
However the information on description, decoding software and other utilities is worthwhile to read if you've never heard of or seen it before
Mike