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THanks!! zgrep KSFO ~/FG/data/navaids/nav.dat.gz worked great. returned this:
12 37.605194 -122.383167 24 10890 1.000 ISIA KSFO 19L DME
12 37.626092 -122.394317 22 10955 1.000 ISFO KSFO 28L DME
12 37.630178 -122.394608 17 11170 2.000 IGWQ KSFO 28R DME
4 37.604519 -122.382236 10 10890 207.700 ISIA KSFO 19L LLZ
4 37.626569 -122.393778 8 10955 297.889 ISFO KSFO 28L LLZ
4 37.629539 -122.395311 5 11170 297.888 IGWQ KSFO 28R LLZ
6 37.625436 -122.369581 7 10890 295207.203 --- KSFO 19L GS
6 37.613922 -122.361136 9 10955 300297.412 --- KSFO 28L GS
6 37.613956 -122.361114 9 11170 300297.413 - -- KSFO 28R GS
7 37.572203 -122.259903 11 0 297.412 SF KSFO 28L OM
8 37.636325 -122.361150 0 0 207.203 --- KSFO 19L MM
8 37.609386 -122.347272 0 0 297.413 --- KSFO 28R MM
9 37.612442 -122.354544 0 0 297.413 --- KSFO 28R IM
So my next question would be-- for any given airport i want to fly TO, the 5th column that starts with 10890 are the freqs to plug into Nav 1 for a particular runway. I understand that the morse code identifieer that starts in the column with ISIA lets you know you're tuned in correctly. HOw do you 'listen' for the station ident in FG? ALso, would you always plug your departure airport into comm/nav 2 to keep in touch with them?
Thanks again.
Minott Opdyke SCT Rose Elementary School 432-2495 >>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/26/05 2:14 am >>> On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 18:34, Thomas Förster wrote:
>Am Montag 25 April 2005 19:16 schrieb Minot Opdyke:
>>THanks for answering. You confirmed what I thought. This listings
>>under ATC/AI is not much help for me to get the right freqs.
>>Putting in KSFO returns 4 ATIS and 2 Tower freqs, only 3 of which
>>match up with whats on the radios. KOAK returns 1 ATIS and 4
>>Towers, of which only 1 matches up with whats on the radios. WHere
>>then can I get the right freqs??
>
>In $FG_ROOT/NavAids is a file nav.dat.gz which contains all the
>navaid data. In Unix you can find all KSFO related ILS frequencies
>using something like
>
>$>zcat nav.dat.gz | grep KSFO
>12 37.605194 -122.383167 24 10890 1.000 ISIA KSFO 19L DME
>12 37.626092 -122.394317 22 10955 1.000 ISFO KSFO 28L DME
Or you can use zgrep, which greps zipped files.
>
>You should also search trough the mailing list archives (both
>fg-users and fg-devel). IIRC someone posted a script which gives a
>table of all navaids for a destination airport along with the
>frequencies and ranges.
I think that was Melchior. I use his apt and ils scripts a lot.
Just one thing though, I wonder why you want to know the comms
frequencies? At this stage there is nothing on them apart from the
ATIS. The nav frequencies all work though.
Here is a link that may help you in finding out nav frequencies:
http://www.airnav.com
and an example for KSFO:
http://www.airnav.com/airport/KSFO
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