I recall some time back when 162.150 was in use in the Twin Cities metro area. Does anybody know if it is still in use anywhere in the United States?
For what it's worth, I logged activity on that frequency in the Twin Cities back during the 2008 RNC Convention in St. Paul. The traffic sounded like the National Weather Service.
- Chris
The 2019 National Interagency Aviation Frequency Guide does not show this frequency being used for air to ground in any location. Do you have a 2020 source that lists it? If so you can PM me.Only two I know of
USFS A/G in Oregon
DOJ Wide Area net in NY/NJ as an input
As I looked back on the Oregon/Washington freq info I have I'm thinking this freq may have been assigned for a single incident use only. I went back as far as 2017 and did not see it on lists of multi-year freq assignments for the aviation zones in those states. Single incident assignments may never be used again. Then again, they can be as long as the agency it is assigned to doesn't use it for whatever.Only two I know of
USFS A/G in Oregon
DOJ Wide Area net in NY/NJ as an input
[soruce]162.150 MHz
Coast Channel
The Netherlands Marina Channel
Public Correspondence (Ship-to-Shore full-duplex)
The 2019 National Interagency Aviation Frequency Guide does not show this frequency being used for air to ground in any location. Do you have a 2020 source that lists it? If so you can PM me.