Anyone know of any milair frequencies that can be monitored in Memphis, Tennessee?
Memphis MilAir Freqs??
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Most everything I'm going to mention here can be linked to from here;
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Milcom_Web_Pages_and_Mailing_Lists
I would start with the Memphis ARTCC - scroll past the ATA100 listings, and use the freqs that follow. Concentrate on the UHF freqs (225-380 mhz or so). I don't know whether Memphis has an airport that uses UHF to coordinate military traffic, but if it does, then that's another target.
If you can hear stuff from those freqs, you can start looking at the DoD FLIPs. Download the AP1B military training, AP1B enroute, VFR and IFR supplements and cull information for the state (if you're antenna is nice and high, and fed with good coax, it should be possible to hear flight activity from areas a fair distance from Memphis, depending on terrain, of course)
Finally, go to the Milcom email website on qth.net. Go to the archives and take a look for loggings from Joe Cobb, who if memory serves, is also in Tenn. That will give you a fair picture of what might be flying around you, even if it isn't in the Memphis area proper.
73s and GL...Mike
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Milcom_Web_Pages_and_Mailing_Lists
I would start with the Memphis ARTCC - scroll past the ATA100 listings, and use the freqs that follow. Concentrate on the UHF freqs (225-380 mhz or so). I don't know whether Memphis has an airport that uses UHF to coordinate military traffic, but if it does, then that's another target.
If you can hear stuff from those freqs, you can start looking at the DoD FLIPs. Download the AP1B military training, AP1B enroute, VFR and IFR supplements and cull information for the state (if you're antenna is nice and high, and fed with good coax, it should be possible to hear flight activity from areas a fair distance from Memphis, depending on terrain, of course)
Finally, go to the Milcom email website on qth.net. Go to the archives and take a look for loggings from Joe Cobb, who if memory serves, is also in Tenn. That will give you a fair picture of what might be flying around you, even if it isn't in the Memphis area proper.
73s and GL...Mike
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Memphis Mil-Air Frequencies
Hello fellow scanner. Give the link below a try.
http://www.airnav.com/airports/
This will alow you to get frequencies for airports near you.
Also go under the database for tennessee and scroll down near the bottom until you see the following Air Route Traffic Control Centers. Memphis, Indianapolis and Atlanta. Click on each one of those ARTCC and print off those pages, program as many of them as you can into your scanner and then monitor for the most active frequencies that show up. Remember as you are probably aware you will most likely want to search the frequencies between 225-400 Mhz in the AM mode for Mil-Air.
I hope this helps.
Hello fellow scanner. Give the link below a try.
http://www.airnav.com/airports/
This will alow you to get frequencies for airports near you.
Also go under the database for tennessee and scroll down near the bottom until you see the following Air Route Traffic Control Centers. Memphis, Indianapolis and Atlanta. Click on each one of those ARTCC and print off those pages, program as many of them as you can into your scanner and then monitor for the most active frequencies that show up. Remember as you are probably aware you will most likely want to search the frequencies between 225-400 Mhz in the AM mode for Mil-Air.
I hope this helps.
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