A320 Radio question
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A320 Radio question
Hello,
Did anybody ever use the AM on the radio management panel? Or the FBO?
Really wondering if there's any experienced pilot out there that knows a bit more?
Cheers!
Did anybody ever use the AM on the radio management panel? Or the FBO?
Really wondering if there's any experienced pilot out there that knows a bit more?
Cheers!
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Never did it !
BFO (not FBO... ) means Beat Frequency Oscillator, an old style technology to make the morse pulses audible.
Do not know if and where such kind of transmitters still exist.
BFO (not FBO... ) means Beat Frequency Oscillator, an old style technology to make the morse pulses audible.
Do not know if and where such kind of transmitters still exist.
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I would just like to add that every NDB frequency or ident underligned on a Jeppesen route chart , need to be indentified with the BFO on , otherwise you won't be able to listen to the morse code
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Do not know if and where such kind of transmitters still exist.
Eg, ABERDEEN AQ 336 N0NA2A. A1A requires the BFO to hear the ident.
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Guys you'r right, Atlantic 252 doesn't exist anymore and now 252 KHz are occupied by the Irish RTE Radio 1.
Unluckily BBC shortwave broadcasting are ceased on February 2008.
Unluckily BBC shortwave broadcasting are ceased on February 2008.