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In article <1992Dec9.151916.11636@cbnews.cb.att.com>, jmk@cbnews.cb.att.com
(joseph.m.knapp) wrote:
> werners@novavax.UUCP (William S. Werner) writes:
> >    146.94 Mhz 
> >    146.82 Mhz
> I would like to try hearing the shuttle next time on these frequencies. I
> assume that the signal would be present only when the shuttle is over
> the horizon, so tracking software would be helpful? And would only the
> downlink be present?

Joe-

First, the frequencies listed are not coming from the Shuttle, but from
nearby Ham Radio Stations that have special permission to rebroadcast "NASA
Select Audio".

Second, the frequency in use near KSC, is 146.94 MHz.  The other frequency
would not be heard very well in the immediate KSC area.  I suspect it is
either a reference to the Orlando 146.82 MHz station, or to one in the
Edwards AFB area that you might hear if you were there for a landing.  If
it isn't one of these, it must be one of many in cities around the country.
 Does anyone have a better guess?

73, Fred, K4DII

fred-mckenzie@ksc.nasa.gov