I found the above in the Jeppesen Airport Chart Legend.
What would be an example of a transmit-only frequency? Is it related to Flight Service Stations? If so, how?
Where can I find an example for transmit-only frequency on a chart?
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3Are you talking about certain frequencies usually shared with navaids that are transmit on one frequency and receive on an other? – Ron Beyer Apr 27 '17 at 20:11
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1Maybe when the same ATC operator can use multiple frequencies, and cross-couple them (retransmit one to the other) or disconnect cross-coupling (to prevent an aircraft to RFI others). Seems to be used in Indianapolis terminal aera. – mins Apr 27 '17 at 22:43
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Would GUARD be an example of this? – alex Apr 28 '17 at 10:48
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(skyvector.com) Chart Supplement for Redding Municipal Airport.
An example of transmit-only frequency would be a VOR frequency used for a remote communications outlet (RCO). From the example above, 108.4T is a transmit-only frequency using the voice channel of the VOR.
How to use: How do I contact Flight Service while in flight?