robert16627
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POTUS is visiting Dearborn, Monday 2/13/23.
POTUS's trip to Detroit has been cancelled.POTUS is visiting Dearborn, Monday 2/13/23.
Have those freqs in my 436hp didn't pick any of that here?02-12-23
260.900 HUNTRESS, 02:46pm. Someone calling HUNTRESS, 02:51pm. Over Alpena working westward, 02:51pm. ACER Flight mentioned, 02:52pm.
364.200 HUNTRESS, possibly SENTRY 25 calling HUNTRESS, 03:05pm.
247.050 CAP freq, Zero One copies, 03:27pm. Cleared to contact, 03:39pm.
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Chuck in Detroit / NODAK 1
I'm curious how well the YouLoop would do with Mil Air band.I have an Airspy R2 and HF+ Discovery both available on the Spyserver network (Remote SDR via SDR Sharp) if anybody is interested?
I thought somebody with more MilAir knowledge could make better use of it since there is Military activity in northern Michigan.
My two SDRs are connected to a YouLoop HF antenna and are both located in Norton Shores, MI. I'm not sure what's all in range, but let me know if you are interested.
heres an airband recording of pilot conversation regarding the matter.
AM is awful on the SDS100....Your radio has the same clipping noise that mine has on AM frequencies. At least mine is not the only one
No doubt. I had my SDS100 and my BC125AT scanning the Battle Creek Airshow from a few miles away last year. 125AT absolutely smoked the SDS100 in every way on AM. Right tools for the right job I suppose.AM is awful on the SDS100....
The database here is a great start. Look up the Volk Field, Dane County Airport, Camp Douglas and Mitchell Field in Milwaukee to start the accumulation of Frequencies.Greetings Everyone, I have been in scanning for a number of years, and after the recent objects being shot out of the sky, I am interested in doing some Military Air Monitoring. I am wondering if there is anyone in Wisconsin actively scanning MILAIR that could give me some pointers or point me to the best sources of information. Thanks Jim N9JRK / WRFU809
Not sure. Frequency limit is 300MHz, but i can still get a 800MHz trunked control channel off of it, so results may vary.I'm curious how well the YouLoop would do with Mil Air band.