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Location. Euclid, OH. Jan 31, 2024. #1. For the life of me, I can't find where I can search the FCC database by frequency. Probably because I'm not that familiar with lingo. I did try searching before asking but there's so much info to sift through. It's more than likely right in front of my face. would appreciate a point in the right direction ...
932. Location. Chicagoland. Jan 16, 2024. #1. For a number of years now, I've been using the FCC ULS License Search website License Search to search for licensed frequencies, but this morning I'm experiencing "try again later" responses when running searches. Before this website came into being (or when there have been issues with the above ...
Pretty simple to search for a specific frequency for a county when you have a frequency in mind. As far as importing the FCC database, it is cumbersome to achieve and transfer into the radio and when you are done, you will have many frequencies, no CTCSS values and no trunking configurations.
Apr 22, 2016. #1. I just found a link on the FCC webpage that evidently has complete sets of data files containing ALL the licensing data. Evidently, this allows us to literally download the entire listing of all FCC licenses with all the data fields (frequency, licensee, callsign, etc.): Daily Transaction Files: Downloads: Databases.
Wichita Falls, TX. Aug 11, 2024. #5. Easier to read allocation tables for some bands are in the wiki. 220-222 MHz Band Plan - The RadioReference Wiki. wiki.radioreference.com. 700 MHz Public Safety Band Plan - The RadioReference Wiki. wiki.radioreference.com. 900 MHz LMR Band Plan - The RadioReference Wiki.
Why not zip up the audio file and upload it on here for us to listen, programs that decode morse code can sometimes suck at decoding. But here is some information from the Florida Repeater Council that coordinates repeaters in their state as of July 2017 on the frequency of 145.130 MHz is the following: 1) N4SER in Laurel, Saratota County
The FCC site does not assign or track PL tones or any of the other possibilities. When entering the frequency, you can leave the audio setting as "all", with 'search' on the tone/code field. You might get better results if you programmed the frequency twice. Once as analog audio, and 'search' for the tone or code.
Dec 4, 2013. #2. The easiest way to get the frequency is to go to the FCC ULS online database and do a license search for your school. If the school name doesn't return any results, try searching by the school's zip code and go through the list.
Sounds like Walmart Fulfillment Services in Laurens County is using 462.450 Color Code 2 TG 101 on both slots. I've already submitted this to the database. Here is a list of several other DMR frequencies that I discovered: 451.775 Color Code 4 TG 102 SLOT 2. 462.300 Color Code 1 TG 131 SLOT 1.
All you would have to do is extract the downloaded file into the DSD+ directory. FMP-FreqList.csv is the default. Here's my FMP24.cfg: Code: 2.4 ; sampling rate (1.0, 2.0 or 2.4) 1024 ; spectrum window width 32 ; FFT size (8k, 16k, 32k) 10 ; spectrum update rate in Hz 5000 -6250 7500 12500 15000 25000 ; step size table; units = Hz; negate ...