There is a FAA Safety Team Notice for Friday through Monday for Wilmington
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There is a FAA Safety Team Notice for Friday through Monday for Wilmington
GriffissSpotter
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I believe it was a bust.
Also I started listening late but I’ve got MUSKET 41 so far for the morning VTANG flight in Viper.
1000- lots of talking on 143.825 (HMX). Will miss hearing someone on the radio, a flyover and trying a new route through the bravo on the way home. All one sided.
1009- DRAKRO21? says to ILG ground are now nighthawk 21 flight departing VFR to the south
1009- DRAKRO21? says to ILG ground are now nighthawk 21 flight departing VFR to the south
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1014 - CRAZY 11 RTB to KBTV
1024 - KINGFISH 21 RTB to KBTV in 5 mins.
1026 - KINGFISH 21 RTB to KBTV (That was a quick 5 minutes)
1026 - MUSKET 41 5 mins from RTB
1032 - MUSKET 41 RTB to KBTV
1034 - BRASS 31 RTB to KBTV
Viper is cold
*All flights were two-ships*
1024 - KINGFISH 21 RTB to KBTV in 5 mins.
1026 - KINGFISH 21 RTB to KBTV (That was a quick 5 minutes)
1026 - MUSKET 41 5 mins from RTB
1032 - MUSKET 41 RTB to KBTV
1034 - BRASS 31 RTB to KBTV
Viper is cold
*All flights were two-ships*
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The pair just overflew me back Westbound may take shortcut over APG area. Clear day and purty green paint
1054-Nighthawk 50 doing area survey then landing ILG
1108 NH 50 calling Flounder assuming the Landing officer at ILG no answer that I heard and I’m next to the LZ
1108 NH 50 calling Flounder assuming the Landing officer at ILG no answer that I heard and I’m next to the LZ
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1206- Nighthawk 22 a single V22 departs ILG to the south west
1302- Nighthawk 21 departing ILG SW
BM82557
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Unid with bad code of 424BA0 as BOE005 showed up on my local ADSB setup while I was out, ADSBExchange shows it originated at Georgetown DE and currently over South Dakota heading NW towards Seattle
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1722Z 237.15 REACH 591 working BRICKYARD CP (AMC McGuire) ref fuel & lav services
288.0AM Constant high-pitched tone. Does not sound like a pure tone. Data? The source is 50-100 miles away as it does fade out with atmospheric condx. Could be McGuire.
1740Z 251.2AM - UnIDed aircraft working CP
134.1AM UnIDed aircraft calling Dover CP
Receiver: ICOM IC-R8600 Hybrid SDR
Antenna: Diamond 3000 Superdiscone @ 480' AMSL
So far I've programmed in all the 25 kHz military FM channels from 30.000 to 60.000 with CTCSS decode of 151.4 Hz + most of the listed VHF & UHF military channels for the metro NYC-Phila area. So far 860 channels which take 8 sec to scan.
While most mil activity in the FM band seems to be concentrated below 50 MHz, I have heard the NJNG using channels around 57 MHz when they were on flood control security duty in Bound Brook, NJ. I also found a note on 65.000 in an old log book. So I plan to add the remaining channels between 60.025-87.975.
It was not surprising when I had a 6M repeater on 53.25 without CTCSS to have military comms on 52.250 key it up. Most folks don't realize that the military is the primary user of the spectrum & everyone else, amateurs included, are secondary users. An example was the ban on amateur operations during WW2.
There have been a number of openings on 50 MHz over the past few months but no military skip yet. I also monitor 30.000 without CTCSS as this channel gets active when the band opens.
I also plan to add the bc station harmonics that I have copied in the past (AM mode).
Jack
Bucks County, PA
288.0AM Constant high-pitched tone. Does not sound like a pure tone. Data? The source is 50-100 miles away as it does fade out with atmospheric condx. Could be McGuire.
1740Z 251.2AM - UnIDed aircraft working CP
134.1AM UnIDed aircraft calling Dover CP
Receiver: ICOM IC-R8600 Hybrid SDR
Antenna: Diamond 3000 Superdiscone @ 480' AMSL
So far I've programmed in all the 25 kHz military FM channels from 30.000 to 60.000 with CTCSS decode of 151.4 Hz + most of the listed VHF & UHF military channels for the metro NYC-Phila area. So far 860 channels which take 8 sec to scan.
While most mil activity in the FM band seems to be concentrated below 50 MHz, I have heard the NJNG using channels around 57 MHz when they were on flood control security duty in Bound Brook, NJ. I also found a note on 65.000 in an old log book. So I plan to add the remaining channels between 60.025-87.975.
It was not surprising when I had a 6M repeater on 53.25 without CTCSS to have military comms on 52.250 key it up. Most folks don't realize that the military is the primary user of the spectrum & everyone else, amateurs included, are secondary users. An example was the ban on amateur operations during WW2.
There have been a number of openings on 50 MHz over the past few months but no military skip yet. I also monitor 30.000 without CTCSS as this channel gets active when the band opens.
I also plan to add the bc station harmonics that I have copied in the past (AM mode).
Jack
Bucks County, PA
Checking morning tape 0900 local had Salty Dog-11 flight of two at FL230 with ZDC UHF says will be making a Hudson river Run.
"We will be about at 2,500 feet when entering the Mouth of the Hudson river"
The Navy sure likes doing that morning Hudson River run in their F/18's ..Once a Month at least it seems
Caught them on return trip 1000 am local says will work R-4006 (Ches Bay) before RTB.
Here they were back in end of June this year.. Two F/A-18 jets fly over Hudson River and Jersey City - YouTube
"We will be about at 2,500 feet when entering the Mouth of the Hudson river"
The Navy sure likes doing that morning Hudson River run in their F/18's ..Once a Month at least it seems
Caught them on return trip 1000 am local says will work R-4006 (Ches Bay) before RTB.
Here they were back in end of June this year.. Two F/A-18 jets fly over Hudson River and Jersey City - YouTube
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259.9 is up right now, plane to plane. Sounds like some tactical training.
I think that is Barnes Mass 104 FW F-15C type A/A freq.
mdmonitor
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1518- First 71 (T-38 # 68-08229 71st FS Langley) heading out of Langley. Working ZDC Montebello (284.7)>ZDC Blackstone (235.625)..
Jack
Look for local in-house interference or intermod for the tone on 288.00 I get it here as well on some of my radios.
Terry
Thx! Have some of it captured, will review this week.
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