I just had an email from a feller that used my Oshkosh frequency list and he
said:

133.85 and 126.6 both seem to be used by the Warbirds Airboss. Those
will let you know when explosions are coming.



If anybody has any more updates, I'm ready to take them and refresh the
list.





Jim

RST Engineering wrote:
> I just had an email from a feller that used my Oshkosh frequency list and he
> said:
> 133.85 and 126.6 both seem to be used by the Warbirds Airboss. Those
> will let you know when explosions are coming.
> If anybody has any more updates, I'm ready to take them and refresh the
> list.

I listened to Airboss on 133.85 most days.
It stands to reason that 126.60 was used as it was the tower freq for 18/36.

Yeah, I found that Air Boss was on 133.85 after the tower closed for the
airshow. The only reason I found it was that I was listening on 126.6 when
everyone was told to switch to 133.85. It was fun to listen in. I got next
to nothing on most of the other frequencies that were on Jim's list.

--
Bob (Chief Pilot, White Knuckle Airways)


"john smith" > wrote in message
.. .
> RST Engineering wrote:
>> I just had an email from a feller that used my Oshkosh frequency list and
>> he said:
>> 133.85 and 126.6 both seem to be used by the Warbirds Airboss. Those will
>> let you know when explosions are coming.
>> If anybody has any more updates, I'm ready to take them and refresh the
>> list.
>
> I listened to Airboss on 133.85 most days.
> It stands to reason that 126.60 was used as it was the tower freq for
> 18/36.