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In article , "Dave
Stadt" wrote: If every pilot at every airport assigned 122.8 (and probably a couple other CTAF frequencies) made radio calls per the AIM in the metro Chicago area on busy summer weekends no one would hear anything except squawks and squeals. Unfortunately the AIM does not allow for common sense. contributing to the problem is the insufficient number of unicom frequencies available. -- Bob Noel |
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