Our team of Florida reporters are still monitoring the USS Ike's ops off the Florida coast. The following is a list of frequencies believed to be associated with their air ops over the last 24 hours.
226.000 229.900 233.675 234.575 235.275 236.275 238.800 240.425 242.225 263.500 266.325 271.400 282.800 283.875 284.150 284.275 285.500 303.000 317.875 339.925
339.975 340.375 341.925 363.600 364.250 364.275 370.975 378.950 MHz (All AM mode)
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