Scanner Frequencies

andy_g

I though this thread could come in handy for those that are into the scanning community.

Please list freqs you scan at home and if you are using a external antenna.
Andy.

joegriffinjnr

Dublin (EIDW) :

Radio Frequencies
Tower 118.600
Approach Radar 121.100
Secondary Approach Freq 119.550
Dublin Center North (primary center freq) 129.175
Dublin Center South 126.250
Ground movements 121.800
Clearance delivery 121.875
Dublin FIS 118.500

andy_g

joegriffinjnr wrote: »

Dublin (EIDW) :

Radio Frequencies
Tower 118.600
Approach Radar 121.100
Secondary Approach Freq 119.550
Dublin Center North (primary center freq) 129.175
Dublin Center South 126.250
Ground movements 121.800
Clearance delivery 121.875
Dublin FIS 118.500

What antenna you using if any?

joegriffinjnr

Im using a VHF Comm antenna i got 2nd hand on ebay.

Bsal

Aer Lingus ops at Dub 131.5
Weston tower 122.4
Weston ATIS 118.875
Casement/Baldonell tower 123.5
Baldonell ATIS 122.8
Military radar 122.0
Shannon FIS 127.5
Ryanair ops at Dub is 131.55

Also some new freq at Dublin
Lower North 132.575
Lower South 126.250
Upper South 124.650

andy_g

Ryanair ops hasnt changed

Johnny901

I think Ryanair Ops is on 131.550 and 131.45 is the handling at Dublin Airport ??

High level traffic over Dublin ; Shannon High Level on 131.150 most of the time, can change though.

martinsvi

Johnny901 wrote: »

I think Ryanair Ops is on 131.550 and 131.45 is the handling at Dublin Airport ??

High level traffic over Dublin ; Shannon High Level on 131.150 most of the time, can change though.

I can confirm - Ryanair Ops is 131.55

Scotty15

Does Anyone know when live atc will be back online because it has been down for a month or two now.

Mech1

If anything of interest is happening or if the weather etc causes a reason to, then pm me and I can throw up the stream again. Im only lightly interested in the subject but If a Mod wants they could pm me for a mobile number in order to speed up the response.

Duffer2010

I remember back in the 90's listening on an old analogue to the Air Corps practice formation flying-particularly in the run up to airshows. There was a frequency were you could listen to the comms between the different aircraft in the section and the lead aircraft call out the appropriate order e.g. "Looping Go".
I think the frequency used was somewhere between 130 and 135. However since then I can't ever seem to pick this type of thing up anymore. Anyone know of the exact frequency or has it changed since then?

Thanks

ifeelill

Where can I buy a scanner ?

martinsvi

ifeelill wrote: »

Where can I buy a scanner ?

online. from personal experience I recommend these guys - http://www.nevadaradio.co.uk/radio-scanners/scanners/?page=3&f[]=80

another shop with good reviews but no personal experience - http://www.hamradio.co.uk/scanners-uniden-bearcat-scanners-pc-554.php

also you can look up some of the models in amazon/ebay.


Bearcat EZI-33XLT will get you covered, but remember - if you plan to listen to ATC from your home, you WILL need a good, external antenna. You can build one yourself

westdub

ifeelill wrote: »

Where can I buy a scanner ?

Have a look at Adverts.ie too, some good bargains to be had there sometimes...

RadioRetro

I've bought four scanners, handhelds and base stations, on Adverts.ie so no worries there.

Tea 1000

Shannon
Tower 118.700
Ground 121.800
Approach 121.400
ATIS 130.950
ACC (Cork Area) 131.150
ACC (SOTA) 135.600
ACC (SOTA) 135.230
ACC (NOTA) 122.975
ACC (NOTA) 125.875
Emergency 121.500
Oceanic Clearance 121.700
ACC (Shannon area) 134.280
ACC (Shannon area) 134.630
ACC (Shannon area) 119.075


Knock Tower 130.700
Ground 121.900

Tea 1000

I also found the following handy:

Appendix
ACC Area Control Centre
GND Ground
TWR Tower
RADAR RADAR Service
APP Approach
HOLD HOLD Controller
FIS Flight Information Service
ATIS Automated Terminal Information Service
A/G Air to Ground Radio
SOTA Southern Oceanic Transition Area
NOTA Northern Oceanic Transition Area

Red Nissan

118.3000 Shanon Tower
118.7000 SHAN Tower
118.7750 London Hi
118.8000 Approach
119.0750 Shannon A
119.3000 ORK Tower
119.9000 ORK Appr
120.0050 Guiding Signal
120.2000 Shannon Hi
120.9250 Ork ATIS
121.4000 SHAN Approach
121.5000 Civ Air Distress
121.7000 Ork Twr Clear
121.8000 SHAN Ground
121.8500 ORK Ground
122.3500 A/G
122.9750 Shan Area Con
123.1000 Air Air Rescue
123.4500 Air Air Civ
124.1750 Shanwick Ocean
124.7000 Shan Area Con
125.8750 Shan Area Con
127.1250 Shann ATC Hi
127.1300 Shan Area Con
127.2500 Shan Area Con
127.5000 Shannon FIS
127.6500 Shanwick
127.7000 Shannon Area Cn
130.9750 Shan Area Con
131.1500 Shan Area Con
131.5000 Shan Hi Level N
131.5500 Ryanair
131.5750 Jetmagic
131.6500 South Air
131.7250 SIT
131.7750 Premier Heli
131.8000 British_Air
131.8750 Marathon Oil
131.9000 British_Air
132.1500 Shan Hi Level
134.2800 Shan Area Con
134.6250 Cork STU
135.2250 Long Radar
135.6200 Shan Area Con
135.7200 Shan Area Con
135.7250 Shan Area Con
136.1250 Approach
136.2500 Shan Area Con
136.9750 ARNIC VDL
428.8625 Air Police
456.4750 Air Polic 2
451.0600 Air Pol Shan

G.T711

Hi Does anyone know what frequency the helis use when they are landing at galway hospital?

martinsvi

G.T711 wrote: »

Hi Does anyone know what frequency the helis use when they are landing at galway hospital?

please correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not local to Galway, but my understanding is - hospital itself is not involved in aeronautical communication, so that communication probably is handled by Galway Tower ATC, 122.5 MHz

For paramedic communication, they most likely talk to ambulance dispatch. If they haven't moved to tetras yet, you should be able to get them on 84.825 Nfm for Base and 74.6 for input. i'm pretty sure tetras have replaced these and you will hear nothing

doc5

cork frequencies:

tower 119.3
ground 121.85
approach 119.9