Manchester low level squawk
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Low Level Listening Squawk
The squawk WAS 7366 and hasn't changed as far as I am aware. Not sure if it's for good or even compulsory but give the amount of light traffic using the corridor it's a good idea to get at least a basic service off Manchester radar.
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Hi
Its a permanent option now and should be used if maintaining a listening watch on 118.575. Otherwise squawk 7000 and talk to them (if you want) and they will probably give you a new one and a basic service.
Joel
Its a permanent option now and should be used if maintaining a listening watch on 118.575. Otherwise squawk 7000 and talk to them (if you want) and they will probably give you a new one and a basic service.
Joel

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Current "Listening Squawks" in use around the UK:
•0010 Birmingham 118.050 MHz
•0011 Solent / Bournemouth 120.225 MHz / 119.475 MHz respectively
•0012 Thames Radar/Gatwick 132.7 MHz / 126.825 MHz respectively
•0013 Luton / Stansted 129.550 MHz / 120.625 MHz respectively
•6170 Doncaster Approach 126.225 MHz
•7366 Manchester 118.575 MHz
•0010 Birmingham 118.050 MHz
•0011 Solent / Bournemouth 120.225 MHz / 119.475 MHz respectively
•0012 Thames Radar/Gatwick 132.7 MHz / 126.825 MHz respectively
•0013 Luton / Stansted 129.550 MHz / 120.625 MHz respectively
•6170 Doncaster Approach 126.225 MHz
•7366 Manchester 118.575 MHz





