Air Force One
 

Listened all evening, but heard nothing, what did I do wrong ?

Two really important factors involved: 1) where you and your rig are in
relation to where AF1 is, and 2) what frequencies you were monitoring. pcox

Jim Sewell & Debbie Bone wrote:

Listened all evening, but heard nothing, what did I do wrong ?

Two really important factors involved: 1) where you and your rig are
in relation to where AF1 is, and 2) what frequencies you were
monitoring. pcox


Very near Heathrow and monitoring Heathrow tower on 118.700

Jim

air force one is on WFM not FM
maybe that is way you did not here
them?


DARKMAN


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Really strange since aircraft freqs are AM...

"DARKMAN" wrote in message
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air force one is on WFM not FM
maybe that is way you did not here
them?


DARKMAN


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From a great website where this guy keeps track of lot's of stuff

http://www.milaircomms.com/secret_service.html


"Jim Sewell & Debbie Bone" wrote in message
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Listened all evening, but heard nothing, what did I do wrong ?

w4jle wrote:
Really strange since aircraft freqs are AM...

"DARKMAN" wrote in message
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air force one is on WFM not FM
maybe that is way you did not here
them?

AF1's ATC comms are 100% AM... FM, NFM, or WFM is not used by ATC and
I bet it never will be used for ATC comms in our life time....

MilSat comms however are mostly FM. And the Orderwire network is WFM.

However your best bet of hearing the callsign "Airforce One" will be on
the standard ATC freqs for your area. And usually it will be the VHF,
not the UHF military, ATC freqs.

If you go to: http://www.milaircomms.com/audio_library.html and scroll
down about 1/2 way you'll see where you can listen to some AF1 comms I
had snagged during one of its visits to Florida.

George
http://www.MilAirComms.com

If you go to: http://www.milaircomms.com/audio_library.html and scroll
down about 1/2 way you'll see where you can listen to some AF1 comms I
had snagged during one of its visits to Florida.


Cheers George !

Jim

WFM is normally used for commercial FM broadcasts.
AM is used for Aircraft Freqs except long range USB is used on the HF bands.
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"DARKMAN" wrote in message
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air force one is on WFM not FM
maybe that is way you did not here
them?


DARKMAN


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.. See GeorgeF's post. He is correct in his explanation.

Robert wrote:

WFM is normally used for commercial FM broadcasts.
AM is used for Aircraft Freqs except long range USB is used on the HF bands.
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"DARKMAN" wrote in message
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air force one is on WFM not FM
maybe that is way you did not here
them?


DARKMAN


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