What are the F30 frequencies?

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What are the F30 frequencies?

F30 has two-way radio frequencies listed as a civilian VHF channel and a military UHF channel. The VHF frequency is for civilian aircraft to contact the facility, while the UHF frequency is the corresponding channel used by military or UHF-capable aircraft. For this facility, the exact pair shown on the chart is 135.1 for VHF and 335.1 for UHF, which is why that option is the correct match. The other pairs give frequencies that do not correspond to F30 on the chart, so they aren’t the listed frequencies for this facility. Remember that VHF entries (like 135.1) sit in the civilian aviation band, while the UHF entry (335.1) lies in the military aviation band, and both are provided to ensure communication with the same facility across different aircraft types.

F30 has two-way radio frequencies listed as a civilian VHF channel and a military UHF channel. The VHF frequency is for civilian aircraft to contact the facility, while the UHF frequency is the corresponding channel used by military or UHF-capable aircraft. For this facility, the exact pair shown on the chart is 135.1 for VHF and 335.1 for UHF, which is why that option is the correct match. The other pairs give frequencies that do not correspond to F30 on the chart, so they aren’t the listed frequencies for this facility. Remember that VHF entries (like 135.1) sit in the civilian aviation band, while the UHF entry (335.1) lies in the military aviation band, and both are provided to ensure communication with the same facility across different aircraft types.

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