Air Traffic Control

[liquidhockey]

i heard that my mate could hear ATC on his radio. does anyone know of a frequency that picks up the ATC?
if not does anyone kow of anywhere other than the net that i can listen to the planes and ATC?
Thanx in advance
Dave

[BlueLine]

Anywhere between 118 and 137 Mhz AM in 25 Khz steps. There are also a few using 8.33Khz spacing.

[SpeedBird22]

Just buy an airband scanner and save yourself the hassle. Maycom make one of the cheapest at £60. Bargain.

SB22

[HEATHROW DIRECTOR]

Your profile says "wannabe pilot..." You've got a VERY long way to go, my son, a very, long way to go...

[zonoma]

Interference can sometimes be heard on normal radio stations, with frequencies below 108MHz, an old classic being Piccadilly Key 103, when a/c are turned onto finals for r/w 24 from the south, you can hear that anywhere in Stockport!!!!

Certainly brings back the memories of Top Gun when Key 103 are doing 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling'!!!

[DISCOKID]

You can listen to live ATC from the USA on the internet.

Follow this link...

http://www.cam.com/cam/Transportatio...affic_Control/

JFK is the best one on this list.

[Ian_Wannabe]

What area are u wanting to listen to, London information? Manchester Control?
I could give you the frequencys for a given area, email me if u'd like them. I'd agree with buying an airband scanner.....best £80 I've spent! Specially for watchin at Manchester too!

[Teroc]

An Aircraft, Aeroplane or Aerofoil...
never a plane, thats what a carpenter uses.
I remember getting many a whack from my instructor for using that word.