Feed info correction

[babotika]

Probably the wrong place to post this, but the information pertaining to the CYSC feed isn't quite right.

132.550 MHz Montreal Center, Sherbrooke Sector Below FL290 is actually the Granby sector, a part of the Frontenac sub-unit, covering the airspace south of the St. Laurence River from Approximately Beauce to Monrteal FL290 and below. (But that's probably way more than you want to know )

S.

[dave]

Probably the wrong place to post this, but the information pertaining to the CYSC feed isn't quite right.

132.550 MHz Montreal Center, Sherbrooke Sector Below FL290 is actually the Granby sector, a part of the Frontenac sub-unit, covering the airspace south of the St. Laurence River from Approximately Beauce to Monrteal FL290 and below. (But that's probably way more than you want to know )

S.

I originally had it listed as the Granby sector but the feeder seems to think it is named otherwise.  I wonder whether this source is out of date:

http://www.canairradio.com/qc.html

Also this source lists 132.55 as FL290 and above (not FL290 and below).

I usually find that source to be very accurate and up to date, so I am confused.  The feeder flies in the Sherbrooke area and so I assumed he had some more current knowledge.

If anyone knows for sure, please post.

-dave

[Pygmie]

While the topic's up, there are a couple of errors on the Winnipeg Center feed description.  Clear lake sector (119.7) should be FL290 - FL350, Gimli sector (120.5) should be FL360 & up, West sector (134.4) should be FL280 & below, and Dryden sector (124.0) should be FL360 & up.

[babotika]

Hmm... I know for a fact that 132.55 is low-level (below 290), and unless things have changed recently there is no Sherbrooke sector. The feeder could well be referring to the location of the transmitter.

The only doubt in my mind is whether we're listening to Granby or Champagne - the activity on the frequency right now has me thinking it's the latter of the two, however I've heard Granby on 132.55 as well at times - must be when the two are consolidated.

S

[babotika]

Have a few fixes for the CZQM/CZQX feed as well

- 122.00 is now Charlottetown radio's remote aerodrome advisory service (RAAS) frequency - Sydney FSS is no more.
- 118.60 in the is the Moncton ACC Cape Breton (CB) low-level sector, FL290 and below.
- 125.25 in the is the Moncton ACC Sydney (QY) high-level sector, FL290 and up.

S.

[babotika]

*bump*

Later ones still pending

[ptousignant]

Hi,

Here is the source of the information taken for the cysc feed about the 132.550 frequency:

Nav Canada publication called "Canada flight supplement" Canada and north atlantic terminal and enroute data

on the Montreal center page (CZUL), there is a list of all frequencies and cities covered. On one line, it's written:

Sherbrooke 132.550 132.55 226.0 226.0 (below FL290)

The city is defined as a Montreal center peripheral station. The light type indicates low altitude frequency. The bold indicate high altitude frequency.

This is the info that I got.

The sector comes probably from charts that I do not have. I will ask a professionnal pilot about this.

Pascal
cysc feed

[Jonathan_tcu]

One simple question, where is freq 133.22?  I keep hearing a hand off to that freq, not listed on the Canair website?

[MIAMIATC]

That is the HIgh Freq over YUL to the west is 134.4 and to the east is 128.05

[MIAMIATC]

should have said that it is the sector between YUL ACC(134.4) and BOS ARTCC 128.05