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There are a lot of pocket airband receivers around, dedicated to 108-136 MHz
approx. (Military are on UHF). They are used by teenage aircraft-spotters at airshows and near airfields, by U/T pilots getting to know air traffic control proceedures - and a whole lot of people who are just hooked on the flying lark. Also small TX/RX ones used by general-aviation pilots as emergency back-up. You'll find masses of adverts in the flying magazines. I'm in the UK, so can't quote US suppliers, but it shouldn't be difficult to find them. Best wishes RichardD Devon, UK |
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