Nottingham East Midlands Airport...

[J a s e]

Hi,

I live quite close to Nottingham East Midlands Airport, does anyone have
any frequencies for it..? I've found some in the 119 - 136 MHz area on AM
but are there any more...

Please forgive my ignorance, I'm pretty new to this game, only bought my
first scanner/mukltiband receiver (Yupiteru 7100) a few days ago...

I do have two specific questions while I'm here:

1) I'm currently just using a rubber duck but have a 1m telescopic
antenna on order, should I expect much of a difference when I fit
the new antenna..? On some frequencies the signal more than doubles
when you plug the AC adaptor in so I'm guessing it's using the cable
as an ariel and it's working better than the rubber duck..?

2) I used to own a CB radio about 10 years ago and back then it was
quite popular. I've scanned the 27 MHz GB and European CB frequencies
and found nothing at all. Has CB radio died altogether or am I missing
something here..? I'm near to towns and motorways etc so the CB Bands
should be hectic over here..?

Any other info which would get me a head start in this hobby would be
greatly appreciated, especially frequencies in the East Midlands Airport
area...

By the way, having fun listenning to all the analog cordless phones in
my town at the moment (around 31 MHz FM), amazing what you can find out :)

Thanks, Jase...
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[Ian @ Bosworth]

134.175 Approach/Radar, 124.0 Tower, 120.125 Director, 121.9 Ground, 131.575
Bmi Ops
Ian

Post by J a s e
Hi,
I live quite close to Nottingham East Midlands Airport, does anyone have
any frequencies for it..? I've found some in the 119 - 136 MHz area on AM
but are there any more...
Please forgive my ignorance, I'm pretty new to this game, only bought my
first scanner/mukltiband receiver (Yupiteru 7100) a few days ago...
1) I'm currently just using a rubber duck but have a 1m telescopic
antenna on order, should I expect much of a difference when I fit
the new antenna..? On some frequencies the signal more than doubles
when you plug the AC adaptor in so I'm guessing it's using the cable
as an ariel and it's working better than the rubber duck..?
2) I used to own a CB radio about 10 years ago and back then it was
quite popular. I've scanned the 27 MHz GB and European CB frequencies
and found nothing at all. Has CB radio died altogether or am I missing
something here..? I'm near to towns and motorways etc so the CB Bands
should be hectic over here..?
Any other info which would get me a head start in this hobby would be
greatly appreciated, especially frequencies in the East Midlands Airport
area...
By the way, having fun listenning to all the analog cordless phones in
my town at the moment (around 31 MHz FM), amazing what you can find out :)
Thanks, Jase...
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[steve]

Nottinghamshire Radio Frequencies



Ambulance
Frequency Duplex Mode Description
165.3500 FM Emergency Locum Doctor
166.1000 FM Ambulance
166.2875 FM Ambulance
167.200 FM Traffic Wardens
451.5300 FM Police Central
456.350 FM Nottingham Town Centre CACTI

Civil Air
Frequency Duplex Mode Description
121.900 FM East Midlands Ground
122.800 AM Nottingham (Toleration)
124.000 AM East Midlands Tower
127.345 AM ????
127.345 FM ????
128.225 AM East Midlands ANTIS
129.900 AM Linger Airfield BPS School
130.800 AM Chuckwalla
133.800 AM Manchester Approach
134.175 AM East Midlands Approach

Fire
Frequency Duplex Mode Description
70.5375 AM COUNTY FREQUENCY
146.875 AM Knots Fire & Rescue

Other
Frequency Duplex Mode Description
167.200 FM Traffic Wardens
167.525 FM Taxi
167.615 FM Taxi
167.965 FM Taxi?
451.575 FM HEMP rangy prison
462.775 FM Carlton TV- rehearsals

Police
Frequency Duplex Mode Description
131.100 AM traffic police
147.885 AM Police Channel 3
147.925 AM Police Channel 1
147.975 AM Police Channel 2 ( Spare )
152.400 AM police Mansfield area
152.425 FM Nottingham traffic
152.500 AM KNOTS POLICE
451.1750 FM Worksop police
451.375 AM Central
451.525 AM Trent ( West Bradford )
451.700 AM Arnold
451.825 FM canning
451.950 FM NEWARK
452.050 AM Helicopter OH 88 (channel 96)
452.450 AM Radford Road
452.550 FM Carlton
452.700 FM Chuckwalla
452.775 AM Boston
452.775 FM biotope
452.925 FM Police (Unknown Area)
464.875 FM Sutton and Kirkby Police
465.150 FM Mansfield Police
2370.0000 WIFE OH88 Video Downlink (ENCRYPTED)

Security
Frequency Duplex Mode Description
453.4750 460.9750 FM Four Seasons Security Guards
453.925 FM stopwatch 4 seasons centre
456.520 FM NEWARK CACTI
456.600 FM Worksop

Post by Ian @ Bosworth
134.175 Approach/Radar, 124.0 Tower, 120.125 Director, 121.9 Ground,
131.575 Bmi Ops
Ian

Post by J a s e
Hi,
I live quite close to Nottingham East Midlands Airport, does anyone have
any frequencies for it..? I've found some in the 119 - 136 MHz area on AM
but are there any more...
Please forgive my ignorance, I'm pretty new to this game, only bought my
first scanner/mukltiband receiver (Yupiteru 7100) a few days ago...
1) I'm currently just using a rubber duck but have a 1m telescopic
antenna on order, should I expect much of a difference when I fit
the new antenna..? On some frequencies the signal more than doubles
when you plug the AC adaptor in so I'm guessing it's using the cable
as an ariel and it's working better than the rubber duck..?
2) I used to own a CB radio about 10 years ago and back then it was
quite popular. I've scanned the 27 MHz GB and European CB frequencies
and found nothing at all. Has CB radio died altogether or am I missing
something here..? I'm near to towns and motorways etc so the CB Bands
should be hectic over here..?
Any other info which would get me a head start in this hobby would be
greatly appreciated, especially frequencies in the East Midlands Airport
area...
By the way, having fun listenning to all the analog cordless phones in
my town at the moment (around 31 MHz FM), amazing what you can find out :)
Thanks, Jase...
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[Marc Deller-Smith]

Hi Steve have you got south yorkshires digital frequencies

[PromaBoss]

131.for police is harmonic from 152.4

167.2 172.00 is a temporary allocation so may not be in use for long,the
parking enforcemnt for nottinghsam must be awaiuting a proper licensed
allocation


451.530 not sure on that

451.5375 451.55 451.525 possibly

also it helps for accuracy if people can put the splits in

the list looks like it was tken from transmissions1 site which sadly is
quite inaccurate and lacking in detail


people who added in freqs are usual to blame

he put in the the space for the duplex and hardly anyone ever fills it
out,this leads to a sloppy innacurate listing

if you have 166.2875 for ambo then its not hard to find ut 171.0875 is the
input

fine on some things there is def a split,but if allocation si 453.575 and i
see 453.575 posted,how do i know its not

453.575 single or 453.575 dual paired with 460.075

puttiung in both sides means its been checked and found to ve dual

regards,Paul