I agree, it's not very intuitive looking at the A/FD. But in this day and age I don't think there's any situation in the US where you transmit on one frequency and listen on another, other than RCOs located at VORs. Maybe somebody knows of something, but I can't think of one.Makes since but why doesn't it spell that out in the afd? Is it common to just assume you listen on the vor on the field if it specifies the transmit freq?
Odd to see a low frequency channel expressed with a decimal ("395.0T").The AF/D says to listen on 395. That is the ADF frequency for BRIEL, co located at the LOM.
Odd to see a low frequency channel expressed with a decimal ("395.0T").
A lot of A/FD users are VFR, and a lot don't have a way to listen on LF.
While much better nationwide coverage on 122.0 exists...
Up until recently, that was true, but FlightWatch was shut down on Oct 1.