Belgique et 8,33
Posté: Dimanche 15 Avril 2018 09:33
Je n'ai pas trouvé de fréquence en 8,33 sur les aérodromes Belges, ils sont même plutôt restés en écart 100Khz
Pour la réglementation elle indique que le 8,33 est obligatoire pour les avions opérant en Belgique, sauf ceux de l' Etat, ce qui est bon pour les uns ne l'est donc pas pour les autres.
https://www.belgocontrol.be/html/belgoc ... en-GB.html
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8.33 KHZ CHANNEL SPACING CAPABLE RADIO EQUIPMENT
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8.33 KHZ Voice Channel Spacing Above FL 195
The carriage of 8.33 KHZ channel spacing radio equipment is mandatory throughout the ICAO EUR Region for flights above FL 195.
State aircraft operating within Brussels FIR/UIR are permanently exempted from the above carriage requirement, provided that they are able to communicate on UHF. In addition, all state aircraft flying OAT within the Brussels UIR, are exempted from the above-mentioned carriage requirement.
Except for UHF equipped state aircraft, non-equipped aircraft planning to enter any FIR/UIR above FL 195 in the EUR Region where no exemption has been published (refer to the AIP of the state covering the FIR/UIR concerned), must flight plan to operate below FL 195 throughout the entire EUR Region.
Note: Above FL 245 in the Brussels UIR, UHF coverage is assured. Below FL 245, regular 25 KHZ assignments will be used. State aircraft planning to cross the Brussels UIR boundary above FL 195 shall comply with the 8.33 KHZ regulations of neighbouring states and check the UHF coverage provided.
All radios operating in the 117.975-137 MHZ band (the ‘VHF-band’ allocated to aviation) shall have the 8.33 KHZ channel spacing capability. An operator shall not operate an aircraft in airspace where carriage of radio is required unless the aircraft radio equipment has the 8.33 KHZ channel spacing capability. In Belgium, state aircraft are exempted.
Comme quoi ce 8,33 est une farce puisque les aérodromes resteront équipés en 25 kHz
Pour la réglementation elle indique que le 8,33 est obligatoire pour les avions opérant en Belgique, sauf ceux de l' Etat, ce qui est bon pour les uns ne l'est donc pas pour les autres.
https://www.belgocontrol.be/html/belgoc ... en-GB.html
2
8.33 KHZ CHANNEL SPACING CAPABLE RADIO EQUIPMENT
2.1
8.33 KHZ Voice Channel Spacing Above FL 195
The carriage of 8.33 KHZ channel spacing radio equipment is mandatory throughout the ICAO EUR Region for flights above FL 195.
State aircraft operating within Brussels FIR/UIR are permanently exempted from the above carriage requirement, provided that they are able to communicate on UHF. In addition, all state aircraft flying OAT within the Brussels UIR, are exempted from the above-mentioned carriage requirement.
Except for UHF equipped state aircraft, non-equipped aircraft planning to enter any FIR/UIR above FL 195 in the EUR Region where no exemption has been published (refer to the AIP of the state covering the FIR/UIR concerned), must flight plan to operate below FL 195 throughout the entire EUR Region.
Note: Above FL 245 in the Brussels UIR, UHF coverage is assured. Below FL 245, regular 25 KHZ assignments will be used. State aircraft planning to cross the Brussels UIR boundary above FL 195 shall comply with the 8.33 KHZ regulations of neighbouring states and check the UHF coverage provided.
All radios operating in the 117.975-137 MHZ band (the ‘VHF-band’ allocated to aviation) shall have the 8.33 KHZ channel spacing capability. An operator shall not operate an aircraft in airspace where carriage of radio is required unless the aircraft radio equipment has the 8.33 KHZ channel spacing capability. In Belgium, state aircraft are exempted.
Comme quoi ce 8,33 est une farce puisque les aérodromes resteront équipés en 25 kHz