Prestwick Correction

Andrew · Post by **Andrew** » 28 Oct 2004, 18:20

Approach and Radar is 120.550, a wee typo in .650. Also in addition, aircraft handling, all passenger and freight use 129.700 and HMS Gannet uses 337.750 and 79.800.

I can provide the uhf ground frequncies if anyone wants them too.

Andrew, Irvine

Post by **scanning_editor** » 28 Oct 2004, 20:53

Just testing you Andrew.

If you want to pass them on we can include in with VHF freqs

Mike

Andrew · Post by **Andrew** » 29 Oct 2004, 18:38

I'll be out and about in Lancashire from tomorrow at 7am, til Tuesday night at about 9, so I'll miss until then any more tests

I can read my Aol and yahoo e mails off my phone, but I don't think I can access this groups forums :0( How will I cope.......

The uh to go with Prestport Airwicks vh are:::

455.625 Prestwick Airport (Ch.1) Tower Rebroadcasts and Ground Movements
455.700 Prestwick Airport (Ch.2) Fire Service (Fire)
453.750 Ground Ops (Ch.3) (Ops 3)
455.750 Prestwick Freight Handling (Ch.4) Edinburgh Passenger Handling
453.925 Prestwick Passenger Handling, Check ins, Departures etc. (Ch.6)
453.0625 Car Parks and Security (Ch.5) (Sierra Papa 2, Supervisor, 3, Delivery Check in+?s, 4, Patrolling Officer
456.700 Prestwick Passenger Handling, Departures and Arrivals (rarely used)

Post by **scanning_editor** » 29 Oct 2004, 20:04

If anything interesting i will give you a ring
Mike

Andrew · Post by **Andrew** » 30 Oct 2004, 00:15

Don't you need my number first!

Andrew, off to bed now, it's getting early..........

Post by **neil57uk** » 03 Feb 2005, 01:51

Andrew

I think that you will find that 79.800 ids the MoD Police. As it is close to your home can you confirm the callsign and input freq (should be 73.xxx)

NS

Andrew · Post by **Andrew** » 03 Feb 2005, 13:14

I hear both sides on 79.800, although I hardly hear it in use. I don't know much about the military side of HMS Gannet, even if it still exists, as it is almost purely a search and rescue base now. The end of the 'cold war' put an end to most of it. I'm about 5 miles from the airport, so the input may be too weak for me to hear.

I have heard the helicopters use it (Rescue / Navy 177)

Check the proma database (I'm not on my own computer) for the input. It was only a few months ago that someone told me that frequency was there. I'd managed to miss it.