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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Dec 29, 2006
Description:
We joined up and flew together for some time, but couldn't find a radio frequency in common, so didn't try to get any closer than this.
Date Taken:
Dec 29, 2006
Place Taken:
James R., near Surry, VA
Owner:
Don Maxwell
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Mark Alan MacKinnon - Dec 31,2006
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123.45 is a common chat freq around here, easy to remember.
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Dave Edward - Jan 01,2007
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I use 123.45 for communication with 'Turtle Radio' here in Picton. In June of 2002, the North Atlantic air to air freq was changed from 132.8 to 123.45. It sometimes gets quite interesting when a couple of ' heavys' are overhead at FL 330 and yaking away .They all agree that I am having more fun.....but earning much less money.
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Don Maxwell - Jan 01,2007
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I tried that, Mark. It turned out that Prior was monitoring 122.85, the unpublished frequency used at his airpark, because there were several ultralights aloft in the area just then. Next time I'll know.<br /><br />Dave, my un-favorite frequency in SE Virginia is 123.05, which is used by both Chesterfield (my home field) and Chesapeake. Try saying those names aloud in a noisy environment.
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