This morning Soesterberg Tower handed an aircraft over to RAPCON West on the frequency 132.5250 MHz.
I have this frequency in my scanner as RAPCON South.
Is Dutch Mil chancing there frequencies? Or am I wrong with my discriptions?
Henk Voortwijs wrote:This morning Soesterberg Tower handed an aircraft over to RAPCON West on the frequency 132.5250 MHz.
I have this frequency in my scanner as RAPCON South.
Is Dutch Mil chancing there frequencies? Or am I wrong with my discriptions?
Henk.
Today at Soesterberg:
NCG01, handed over to Rapcon West 132.525 > via Barneveld to TMA-D
PHRPR, handed over to Rapcon West 132.525
Wildcat22 was inbound GZR and handed over to Rapcon West 290.575
Today also a couple of aircrafts were handed over from Soesterberg Tower to RAPCON West at 290.5750 MHz.
So I think we can confirm that this is the new frequency. But how about the other RAPCON West frequencies: 281.4750 MHz and 375.8750 MHz?
I didn't receive any comms on the first one lately and on the second one there is a constant signal.
And is the VHF frequency (123.5750 MHz) still in use? Last week a couple of aircrafts were hand over to RAPCON West at 132.5250 MHz. Until then, that was RAPCON South.
So the question still is: is Dutch Mill chancing there frequencies?
Henk Voortwijs wrote:Today also a couple of aircrafts were handed over from Soesterberg Tower to RAPCON West at 290.5750 MHz.
So I think we can confirm that this is the new frequency. But how about the other RAPCON West frequencies: 281.4750 MHz and 375.8750 MHz?
I didn't receive any comms on the first one lately and on the second one there is a constant signal.
So the question still is: is Dutch Mill chancing there frequencies?
Well, according to the NOTAM 375.875MHz is u/s. Maybe the 290.575MHz
is a common RAPCON West freq for Soesterberg AND Gilze/ Einhoven as well from now on?
Henk Voortwijs wrote:Coastguard 01 just handed over from Soesterberg Tower to RAPCON West on 125.9250 MHz.
This frequency used to be TMA G, so another change?
The 125.9250MHz is already in use for a while at Soesterberg.