The Lowestoft Air Show-Scanner Frequencies

Scanner Frequencies:

 

Frequencies of note used for all those with a radio scanner:

 

Lowestoft Radio (Primary (Air traffic co-ordination)) = 130.675, 134.550 MHz

Lowestoft Radio (Secondary/Discreet (Air to Air co-ord and back-up for

130.675)) = 121.175 MHz

 

Beccles Radio = 120.375 MHz

RAF Marham *LARS = 124.150 MHz and 282.250 MHz

*LARS = Lower Airspace Radar Advisory Service.

Norwich Approach = 119.350 MHz

Seething Radio = 122.600 MHz

Wattisham LARS = 125.800 MHz and 277.725 MHz

BBMF (Air to Air Co-ord) = 122.700 MHz and 120.800 MHz

Red Arrows = 243.450 MHz

Air Festival Primary 134.550 (main one) 130.675 MHZ.

Air Festival Secondary/Discreet 121.175 (Main one) 134.550 MHz. 

Widely used: 118.000 MHz

The Red Arrows used 243.450 MHz

 

The red arrows main air to air co-ordination cockpit frequency is 242.050 MHz, others are 242.000 MHz, 120.800 MHz, 242.200 MHz, 243.450 MHz and 370.600 MHz, also try around 118.000 MHz for other aircraft (air to air co-ordination) 119.3500 MHz (airport approach) others are 131.950 MHz, 135.975 MHz, 136.975 MHz and 380.200 MHz for the smaller display teams and aircraft etc.

Battle of Britain flight is 120.800 MHz and 380.200 MHz-(main one)

 

(all frequencies AM band unless stated and all subject to change)

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