radar 124.4 and 360.9 are the two frequencies used to talk to the radar controler, 124 being cival VHF and 360.9 being the military UHFfrequency. They used both at Bedford.
The 108.3 is a Nav frequency so is the ILS frequency, don't now about the 334.1 as the STAN7 ILS was only VHF
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- 07 Oct 2014, 07:58
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- Topic: Building RAE Bedford for FSX
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- 07 Oct 2014, 07:43
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Re: Building RAE Bedford for FSX
DECCA could be the Plessy 424 radar, RAR ? could that be PAR which was the 'talk down' radar.
Radar frequencies would never be shown, I worked on all the radio nav aids, so will start trying to remember about them
Timetrevor
Radar frequencies would never be shown, I worked on all the radio nav aids, so will start trying to remember about them
Timetrevor
- 07 Oct 2014, 07:34
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- Topic: Building RAE Bedford for FSX
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Re: Building RAE Bedford for FSX
Hi I am new to this so hope ths gets out to you. I was an craft apprentice at Bedford from 1962 and worked at the tower until leaving in 1970. The yellow bits are masts, the one by the tower was the radio mast for the ground/air communications. The one at the end of the main runway would be the glid...