[MilCom] [MilRadioComms] 261.400 MHz AOR relay

[AllanStern at aol.com]

For clarity, Jody is not saying this is an intentional relaying of the ATC  
comms via Satcom.  It just so happens that that one of the Fayetteville RAP 
 A/D freqs 295.0 is also the uplink freq to the AOR Sat, so the Sat 
receives  the transmissions and thereby transmits them on its downlink freq  261.4.
 
This same phenomenon has been noticed elsewhere on other freqs. For  
example, in the Los Angeles area on: 
277.800
277.950
278.000 data
278.100
278.200
278.225
 
 
AL STERN  Satellite Beach  FL
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zguy1243 at yahoo.com writes:

If you  have a antenna to tune UHF satcom and can see the AOR region UHF 
sat from your  location try 261.400 AM mode. I have found a very good feed of 
the APP/DEP  control at Fayetteville North Carolina airport being relayed on 
261.400 MHz  from this satellite. Took me a little bit to figure it out but 
nailed it down  tonight.....


261.400 down 295.0 up AOR UHF Satcom  transponder 

FAYETTEVILLE RGNL GRANNIS FLD, NC KFAY  P
N34°59.47' W78°52.82' 189 UTC-5(-4DT) H-9C-12G,  L-20G-27C

COMMUNICATIONS - UNICOM - 122.95 ATIS - 121.25 ASOS -  REMARKS:
C910-484-1546 RALEIGH RDO - (E) 255.4 108.8T 122.1R REMARKS:  (RCO)
APP/DEP - (R) (E) 125.175 127.8 133.0 295.0 343.725 REMARKS: 397.85  
(125.175 397.85
321°-060°)(133.0 295.0 061°-230°)(127.8 343.725 231°-320°)  TWR - (E) 118.3 
269.2
GND - 121.7 348.6 FSS-RALEIGH RDU-NOTAM  FAY


Jody
North Georgia  
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