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In Mirage I can't use any frequencies below 118.00 Mhz and above 143.00 Mhz.

 

Is this intended?

It seems yes, so far I have only this:

Hey,

 

Ad 1. V/UHF works between 118 and 143.975 MHz, UHF works between 225 and 399.975 MHz. It is normal and as in the real plane.

 

Ad 2. I don't think TACAN for S-3B will work at all, AFAIK it is not TACAN capable.

 

Ad 3. It seems so, but I think it is bound to change.

 

Cheers!

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It seems correct, though TBH it should work as follows:

 

V/UHF: between 118.00 - 143.975 and between 224 - 399.975 (combining capabilities of both V and UHF radios)

UHF: between 225 - 399.975

 

Something to be confirmed.

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Posted
It seems correct, though TBH it should work as follows:

 

V/UHF: between 118.00 - 143.975 and between 224 - 399.975 (combining capabilities of both V and UHF radios)

UHF: between 225 - 399.975

 

Something to be confirmed.

 

We will check.

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Posted
It seems correct, though TBH it should work as follows:

 

V/UHF: between 118.00 - 143.975 and between 224 - 399.975 (combining capabilities of both V and UHF radios)

UHF: between 225 - 399.975

 

Something to be confirmed.

I assume that 224 is a typo (225?). Otherwise, seems reasonable to me as frequencies at or above 144 are reserved for amateur/satellite applications.

I found that in ERCRep025.pdf - European Table of Frequency Allocations (google it)

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I confirm, V/UHF work on both VHF and UHF frequencies. And yes, it was a typo, should be 225 as in my original post quoted by you!

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