[MilCom] Hondas

[Ken]

Hello Steve & the group:

Well generally the aircraft radios are 10 watts so likely would have to 
be very close (e.g. flying right over the area).
350.025 mhz apparently is used by Customs/Border Patrol.
See: 
http://forums.radioreference.com/federal-monitoring-forum/53512-dhs-customs-cbp.html

As far as 350.000 mhz don't recall seeing anything posted about being 
monitored in use  --- Might be a good idea if you can dedicate a radio 
scanner to that frequency along with a recorder and perhaps discover 
something.  However, an internet search reveals a company (Vanlong 
Technology Company LTD in China) manufacturers/distributes a "One Port 
Saw Resonator" that is ideal for operation on 350.00 mhz see 
http://www.vanlong.com/download/SR5426.pdf.   Also another firm RF 
Monolithics Inc has the same  See: 
http://www.rfmchina.com/prouplod/prodt/sf2033a.pdf

Ken


On 12/26/2014 11:57 AM, Steven Kramer wrote:
> I tend to think it was a military signal possibly from an aircraft since at
> 350MHz the signal is shared with Military. And it affected two old Honda
> Accords and one new civic. At least in my neighborhood. The signal was wide
> ranging and affected a fairly large area. Also no one would have a chance
> to copy my old '98 honda since we barely drive it and don't have a working
> key FOB anymore.
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