Queens Flight
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Queens Flight
by M3SWL » Tue Feb 21, 2017 5:11 pm
G_XXEB TQF_1 Queens Helicopter Flight. Anyone got any idea their frequencie please. Seems to be up here a fair bit on functions
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6-4-2-70
Grid locator IO93HW
Yaesu VX5R Yaesu VX6R
Realistic Pro-2042
VHF. UHF. SWLing. M3SWL
6-4-2-70
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Re: Queens Flight
by thelad » Tue Feb 21, 2017 5:44 pm
Local ATZs/LARS, Safetycom sometimes when coming into land in say a field or landing site rather than an airport/airfield, today Harry came into Newcastle Airport i belive.
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Re: Queens Flight
by Minus1 » Wed Feb 22, 2017 8:56 am
132.65 is the frequency you want.
It is officially used by RAF Northolt Ops, but it is also used by Royal Flight ground vehicles preparing a landing site around the country too.
I've also heard it used by coastguard helicopters.
It is officially used by RAF Northolt Ops, but it is also used by Royal Flight ground vehicles preparing a landing site around the country too.
I've also heard it used by coastguard helicopters.
I reserve the right to ignore people who have made no attempt to the read the manual, and expect others to do it for them.
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Re: Queens Flight
by Chris P » Wed Feb 22, 2017 9:00 am
132.65 is listed as a common frequency SAR and Northolt Ops in Airwaves 2015 but the QF uses the local ATC frequencies during most flights when transiting from London to North Norfolk for example
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