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>133.475 - Discrete. Used for pilot to announcer comms, announcer audio repeated for pilots to hear. >JTAC comms (9-line) to Marine aircraft read here during Marine Corps demo. Not sure if known, but this is KNKX's VHF ATIS frequency now. There was a NOTAM issued that they wouldn't be using it durin...

If you look at the FAA chart L-4 Low Instrument map, you'll see a TACAN symbol right at the field on frequency 109.600, This is their navigation point direct to the airport. I know the chart says "MIRAMAR" but in all my years monitoring, this is what the pilots and Controllers are calling ...

Another frequency in use down at this fire that is being used for the Airborne Fire Coordinators (the guys in the V10 Broncos) is 132.775. They're using this for the transitions/debriefs of the command (who's doing what, who's assigned where, and status of where the particular planes/helicopters are...

mike wrote: ↑Tue Sep 08, 2020 8:51 pm 129.850 Helicopters heard

That's the SDG&E helcopters Air^Air comms.

-Greg Monitoring ZLA & SoCAL from KSAN!