[MilCom] New England Activity 134.10
Joe Gallagher
slush at voanews.com
Wed Jun 21 13:02:03 EDT 2006
Allan Stern wrote:
> I am getting a lot of positive messages from
>
>guys about my statements concerning 134.1, which were challenged here on
>Milcom, but some of the guys want to remain anonymous to not ruffle feathers.
>What a world. Maybe now more guys will load up that freq and confirm me. You
>can't believe everything in the IFR Supplement.
>
>
Alan and the group...
Echoing that from this Milcom lurker's location in Northern Virginia
about 15 miles from Dulles International
Airport [KIAD]. I've recently heard commercial aircraft on 134.1
calling "Dulles Operations".
And on the topic of the IFR supplement, here's an example. 135.775 is
not listed in the IFR supplement
effective June 8 for anything closer to northern Virginia than the RCAG
for Cleveland Center [ZOB] at
Holland, Michigan. And it's not in the VFR supplement effective May 11
for anything closer than an airport
in Charlotte, NC. But in the last 3 months or so and as recent as last
night, I've heard the Potomac
TRACON on 135.775 -- mostly for approaches from the north and northwest
to Dulles and occasionally
for southern departures.
Which brings up a larger question for Allan and the Milcom group as a
whole: just how accurate and
all-encompasing are the IFR and VFR supplements supposed to be? Use of
135.775 has been going on
for several months...more than enough time for it to show up in print in
the supplement. It's not like the
"do not publish" restriction on the super-mondo-high ARTCC freqs for
special use airspace above flight
level 600, so how much more freq information is NOT listed in the
supplements? Anybody else's experiences?
Joe standard disclaimer and all that: blah, blah blah
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