[ScanIndiana] Remote Feeds are not two-way radio channels

[David L Norris]

On Tue, 2004-08-10 at 06:56 -0400, wrote:
>        The 450 MHz frequencies are considered "Remote Feeds" and 
> Interruptible Feedback loops (broadcast audio back to the Announcer (side tone, if you 
> will) that the Director can interrupt to insert his/her comments on (e.g., "Look 
> at the OTHER camera!"), not two-way radio channels.  Stuff you hear on 450 MHz 
> can also go straight on the air.  

You clearly can't listen to an (one-way) open mic; even on 450/455 MHz.
You clearly can't capture the video feed being beamed from one place to
another.  It seems pretty clear that you can monitor a two-way radio
conversation.  Define "two-way radio" however you like.

Here is how the media agencies around Indiana classify their respective
frequencies (notice the list is almost entirely "2way"):
  http://www.broadcast.net/~sbe25/450Mhz.html
  http://www.broadcast.net/~sbe25/455Mhz.html


"Repeater Output" is also a pretty good bet for "two way radio" since
one-way repeaters are pretty pointless.

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 David Norris
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