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Old July 24th 06, 11:05 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Using radio to contact persons on ground while flying?

That's also the frequency for my facility and we have sued (and won) where
engineering time, aircraft time, and technician time were trashed by some
yoyo yakking to wingman charlie about the restaurant they were headed to.

123.4 and 123.45 are assigned to aviation manufacturers strictly for testing
aircraft and aircraft components.

Jim



"Allen" wrote in message
.com...

That is the assigned freq for my facility so don't be using it around
here! We already listen to nonstop crap on it all day from the airliners
flying over.



 




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