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June 5th 05, 06:51 PM
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Newbie Quest: Norad Freq. of 364.2 Is This AM ?
Hello:
New at this. The Norad freq.: NORAD : 364.2 Is this AM ? Might as well also ask. Where (at what freq's) do the Mil aviation freq's switch to FM ? Would this be "narrow fm," or regular fm ? How about to SSB (upper or lower ?) ? Thanks, B. |
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June 5th 05, 06:58 PM
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Robert11 wrote:
Hello: New at this. The Norad freq.: NORAD : 364.2 Is this AM ? Might as well also ask. Where (at what freq's) do the Mil aviation freq's switch to FM ? Would this be "narrow fm," or regular fm ? How about to SSB (upper or lower ?) ? Thanks, B. This would be AM. 99.9% of MilAir activity between 225-400 MHz is in AM mode. George - Daytona Beach http://www.MilAirComms.com |
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