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For those interested in the "other" aircraft that will be doing performances or fly-bys at the hydro races here are a few freqs that might be fun to listen to.

Show Control 118.975.
used by all aircraft entering, operating in, and departing the controlled airspace.

Aerobatic Performance 124.875.
Used by the Red Baron Squadron and Sean Tucker Oracle biplane
during their performances. The Red Barons call their moves on this and Sean Tucker narrates from the cockpit while he is doing his "act".

The C-17 "Husky 92" was on 119.2 while in a holding pattern over the lake, east of Sand Point. They were orbiting at 2000 ft prior to entering the show airspace on Saturday afternoon.

Other things to listen are the Coast Guard freqs 157.075, 157.150, 167.175.

Seattle Fire "Shore Medics" are on Talkgroup 2096 and the "Harbor Medics" are on TG 62608 (Ch 10B).

The volunteer patrol boats are on CB Ch 22.

Kerwin

OOps that should be 157.175, not 167.175

:D THANK YOU Kerwin I will be out their on the log boom with the other :roll: half million?

STEVE F.

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GOD BLESS 73s

467.8925 had something to do with the pits and tender boats

Add to CB 22 - 28 & 30 even a little 17 which is a wierd choice of freq

464.4925 - Interesting one and the real freq may have been different. It was a full time guy directing a video production. I remember one of these in the Kingdome. Keyed constantly with just the directors side and not the individual camera people. I also remember these usually being WFM. This one didn't sound right on NFM, but couldn't get to work in WFM. For sure he was directing a show of the limitteds.

464.4825 no notes
464.8425 - wierd freq/
154.6
Just lots and lots of 460 splinter - food to shirts to race officials
(I think that it's 461.0125 - 469.8875 - only works if you had a radio that you can MAKE search in 25k steps. I only have a few radio's that will do it, the rest default to 12.5 or stays 25 but 461.0125 defaults to 461.025 and so forth)