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they just use UHF CB, they cannot afford anything else.

alinco21 wrote:they just use UHF CB, they cannot afford anything else.

You're not serious are you?

Haha I'd hope not - Will be interested to find out!


Mat

Tiger uses Aero Care for their ground work

Maybe do a search for them - they are a big contract company for airport/airlines around oz...

AIRMAN wrote:I was watching the radar this afternoon and saw a Tiger flight from MCY to MEL, so I'll keep listening.

What radar?

509.6875MHz is for: Brisbane, Maroochydore and Gold Coast airport ground staff. They are simplex and 5 watts only.
131.325MHz is for ground to Aircraft, Brisbane airport
128.850MHz is for ground to aircraft, Maroochydore and Gold Coast airport.

Stretch wrote:

AIRMAN wrote:I was watching the radar this afternoon and saw a Tiger flight from MCY to MEL, so I'll keep listening.

What radar?

This one
http://balus.info/Radar.php

Finch wrote:509.6875MHz is for: Brisbane, Maroochydore and Gold Coast airport ground staff. They are simplex and 5 watts only.
131.325MHz is for ground to Aircraft, Brisbane airport
128.850MHz is for ground to aircraft, Maroochydore and Gold Coast airport.

Thanks mate, I will enter two airbornes and see if there's any action.

Tiger Airways at Gold Coast Airport (OOL) use the following;

128.850 Air to ground (the aircraft normally calls in about 30 mins out). The tx antenna is on top of Terminal 2 (The Tiger terminal) and tx power is 25 watts.

509.6875 is Aero-Cares ground frequency. They use 5w handhelds so you need to be close to hear them. This frequency is channel 1 in their Motorola GP338 radios. Aero-Care also service Virgin Australia and the Tiger channel 1 frequency is the same as channel 4 in the Virgin UHF radios.

you liking the 1cr6 airmn

128.850 is actually setup on a crossband repeater located within the terminal. Aerocare staff monitor this frequency via Motorola GP328 UHF handheld radios. When they hear the aircraft call in on UHF channel 1, they switch to channel 2 to transmit back via the crossband repeater. This saves someone having to sit in the office all day monitoring the radio. TT aircraft en route to Maroochydore call up on the same frequency when they are overhead Gold Coast so you'll hear them as well. TT aircraft heading to BNE use a different frequency.

whats is aerocare?

Aerocare is the flight support company contracted to Tiger.

www.Aerocare.com.au