Showing posts with label air show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label air show. Show all posts

Saturday, July 23, 2011

2011 Vectren Dayton Air Show Frequencies






Ohio Milcom frequency spotters report the following frequencies in use at this year's Dayton Air Show now getting underway at Cox-Dayton International Airport (KDAY).



Fixed:

123.150 Show Discrete
123.225 Daffy Control (Ramp)
124.900 Air Boss
282.325 Air Boss
379.700 Daffy Control
(ground side kept mistakenly transmitting FM)

451.500/456.500 743 DCS Air Show Ops

Tactical:

122.475 A-10 East Hog Demo
122.775 OSP Plane
123.325 MetLife blimp
123.450 Red Bull
123.475 Team Oracle
133.000 Sean D. Tucker
139.625 180th FW Aux 06
141.075 Thunderbirds V01
141.575 127.3 PL CAP CC 1
234.500 Army Aviation Heritage Foundation
235.250 Thunderbirds U01
275.500 VFA-37
322.950 Thunderbirds U02
341.750 9th BW
397.475 ISR 6
413.275 431 DCS Thunderbirds ground support


WPAFB TRS:

976 Fuels
1552 Military FSS/RSU


Sunday, July 18, 2010

2010 Vectren Dayton Air Show Frequencies

Ohio Milcom Blog Reporters Darryl Furguson, Tony Stewart and Rod Villari are checking in with frequencies monitored for this year's Dayton Airshow.




AERONAUTICAL OPERATIONS:

123.150 Air Show Discrete
123.475 Sean Tucker
124.900 Air Boss
139.8125 NFM 67.0 PL Blue Angels Maintenance
142.6125 NFM 67.0 PL Blue Angels Tower Spotter
237.800 Blue Angels Solos
275.350 Blue Angels Diamond
284.250 Blue Angels Show Box
305.900 Fat Albert
346.500 Blue Angels Check List
384.550 Unknown Use


SUPPORT FREQUENCIES:

451.500 Airshow operations? (repeater)
451.800 Shuttle Buses
456.800 Gate Ops
460.4625 Parking (narrow band ?, low modulation)
469.500 Vendors
469.550 Vendors

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Dayton Air Show this weekend highlights one of its own


This coming weekend July 18-19 is the annual Vectren Dayton Airshow held at James M. Cox-Dayton International Airport. In addition to the headlining U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, one of Wright-Patterson AFB 445th Airlift Wing's aircraft will be featured. A C-5 Galaxy from the 445th AW has been added to the schedule. Not only will it be doing a flyover. You will be able to get up close and personal to it as it will also be on ground display. Also recently added to the schedule is a vintage P-51 Mustang known as "Glamorous Gal". Complete show information can attained by clicking on the link in our headline.


118.450 Dayton A/D
118.850 Dayton A/D
121.800 Ground
126.500 Dayton Departure
126.900 WPAFB Tower
127.225 Dayton A/D
127.650 Dayton A/D
239.800 AF WX
255.400 FLIGHT SERVICE COMMON
269.275 Dayton Approach
281.450 WPAFB Tower
291.000 Dayton Departure
294.500 Dayton A/D (000-090)
295.400 Dayton A/D
316.700 Dayton A/D (181-359)
324.500 Dayton A/D
327.100 Dayton A/D
327.125 Dayton A/D
335.800 Ground
344.600 WPAFB METRO
349.400 445th ALW CP "Buckeye Control"
352.050 Dayton A/D
370.875 Dayton A/D
372.200 WPAFB Pilot to Dispatch
389.800 GCA APPROACH


DAYTON TRS TALKGROUPS:

47984 DOA POLICE
47472 DOA LEADS
46992 DOA MAINT
47024 DOA FIRE
48994 DOA SHUTTLES
37264 OPS 56
37328 OPS 57


MONTGOMERY COUNTY TRS TALKGROUPS:

2640 Butler Township Special Events
7312 Vandalia Police TAC 1
12688 I-OP 2


U.S. AIR FORCE THUNDERBIRDS
(for a complete list of frequencies check out the
2009 MT Airshow Guide )

139.800 Victor 1
140.400 T-BIRD OPS Air to Air
140.700 Reported in Canada and Northern U.S.
141.075 Reported at Prairie Air Show 7-10-09
141.825 Alt Diamond Victor 2
143.250 Pre-engine start
143.700 Diamond/Delta Formations Victor 1 (paired w/150.150)
148.125 Victor 1
148.850 Alt Diamond Victor 2 paired w/139.800
150.150 Alt Diamond Victor 2 paired w/143.700
225.175 Uniform 1
235.200 Thunderbird Control
235.250 Pre-Engine/Solo Aircraft on/off show center
322.950 Engine Starts/Solo Aircraft Air to Air Uniform 2

Maintenance/Ground Crew (NBFM)

216.725 PA Announcer/Show Feed
216.975 Team Air Show Frequency Feeds (Air to Air simulcast)
413.275 Ground Maintenance (431 DCS)
413.325 Ground Maintenance (503 DCS)


BRAZILIAN SMOKE SQUADRON:

133.450


Also don't forget to monitor the Intrasquad Radio (ISR).
They have been reported in use at past Dayton Air Shows
by U.S. Air Force Cadets:

ISR FREQUENCIES:

01 396.8750 08 397.9500
02 397.1250 09 398.0500
03 397.2750 10 399.4250
04 397.3750 11 399.4750
05 397.4250 12 399.7250
06 397.4750 13 399.9250
07 397.5500 14 399.9750


If you attend the airshow please use the comment section below
to update frequencies and any other information you may have
for all to use. Also please let us know if you may be using
Twitter to provide updates.


Live non-aeronautical scanner audio feed of the area
can be found HERE.



Sunday, July 20, 2008

Dayton Air Show 2008


The 2008 Vectren Dayton Air Show is underway. Rod Villari reports in with active frequencies and what he heard on Saturday:

124.900  -  Air Boss    This was an interesting choice since it is used
here in Cincinnati. Some of the early performers
complained that they were picking up CVG when
they were in the air. They never changed frequencies
and I did not hear any more complaints later in the
show. All of the aircraft communicated to Air Show
Control on this frequency.

Discrete frequencies are listed below:

123.150 - Aeroshell Aerobatic Team

128.475 - Collaborators, Sean Tucker

280.800 - Apache Demo Team

384.55 - F-16 Demo, Heritage Flight

123.525 - Starfighters

376.025 - Heard the F-22 Raptor on this frequency for a very few minutes.
He then indicated that he was switching to a UHF discrete
frequency and never heard any more. I thought he indicated
378.475, but did not hear any traffic on that frequency.


The F-18 did not appear to have any ground support frequency.

The Misty Blues did not appear to have any ground support either.
Their sole contact was on the Air Boss frequency.

Rod Villari
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Thanks for that report Rod, if anyone catches any other frequencies, please post a comment.

Local public safety at the show appear to being using the Montgomery County TRS talkgroup 12656 I-OP 1. I have heard a lot of heat related issues reported on that tg. Also 12688 I-OP 2 is active with some event related traffic, but not as busy.

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

THE THUNDERBIRDS ARE IN TOWN!

This coming weekend is the 2007 Vectren Dayton Air Show at James M. Cox Dayton International Airport. The main attraction this year is the U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds. Here is a list of frequencies to keep a scanner on for activity. Some of these were last confirmed at the 2005 show:


AERONAUTICAL:

123.150 Common Discrete Channel
126.150 Airshow Control
130.500 Brazilian Air Force
130.650 Brazilian Air Force
132.250 Brazilian Air Force
140.400 Thunderbirds "T-BIRD OPS"
141.850 Thunderbirds "VICTOR 2", Air to Air
142.575 Thunderbirds Air to Ground (NBFM)
143.850 Thunderbirds "VICTOR 1" , Air to Air/PA System
235.200 Thunderbirds Control/Communications Cart
235.250 Thunderbirds "UNIFORM 1" / Solos/
322.950 Thunderbirds "UNIFORM 2"
316.700 * DAY Approach/Departure /Fly-Bys/
384.550 Air Show Control UHF


GROUND SUPPORT (NBFM):



148.1250 Civil Air Patrol
216.7275 Thunderbirds Audio Program
216.9750 Thunderbirds Pilot Audio
397.3750 ISR 04 (used by USAF Cadets for support)
413.2750 DCS 431 Thunderbirds Maintenance
413.3250 DCS 503 Thunderbirds Maintenance
467.8500 Food Operations
469.5000 DCS 732 Ground Support
469.5500 DCS 072 Food Operations
901.5000 Thunderbirds Cart Headsets
905.3500 Thunderbirds Cart Headsets


* = Correction

Search the 413 - 414 MHz band for more Thunderbirds ground activity some of which will be analog and some P-25 digital.

Please post any active frequencies you can confirm in our comments section!