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Old March 8th 05, 07:30 AM
Tony
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Can anyone offer specific info as to the frequencies most commonly used
for a/c searches (non cooperative aircraft, ie xponder off)?

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Old March 8th 05, 01:37 PM
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I can see no good reason to answer this question.


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Can anyone offer specific info as to the frequencies most commonly used
for a/c searches (non cooperative aircraft, ie xponder off)?



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Old March 8th 05, 05:22 PM
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Are you looking for someone?

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Old March 8th 05, 06:28 PM
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Not sure of the exact freqs, but I can pick them up on the filling in my
back molar pretty well. I do find that a few layers of tinfoil wrapped
around my head aids in the reception.

-cwk.

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Can anyone offer specific info as to the frequencies most commonly used
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Old March 8th 05, 07:03 PM
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Somehow, Colin, I don't think your suggestion is going to play well in
the book I'm writing. At least not in that chapter, but I'll keep it in
mind. Uh, does your watch light up like my transponder does when it's
swept?

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Old March 8th 05, 11:58 PM
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Somehow, Colin, I don't think your suggestion is going to play well in
the book I'm writing.


Is it science fiction? I think it would work beautifully.

Uh, does your watch light up like my transponder does when it's
swept?


Nah, I never liked those radium dials.

-cwk.


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Old March 9th 05, 01:36 AM
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Look it up in Janes.

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Old March 9th 05, 08:32 AM
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Shoulda thought of that myself -- I've gotten Google-lazy. Good lead,
thanks.

Tony

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Old March 9th 05, 02:38 AM
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"Tony" wrote in message
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Can anyone offer specific info as to the frequencies most commonly used
for a/c searches (non cooperative aircraft, ie xponder off)?


Any radar designed for this can track an airplane with or without the
transponder. It has nothing to do with the frequency.

The various stealth aircraft are even vulnerable to certain radar
frequencies. This type of radar is not very common though.
So even an airplane designed to be invisible to radar can be
tracked with the proper equipment.


 




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