[Scanner] Frequencies!
Bill "Superspy" Boltinghouse
elint_sigint_comint at cox.net
Tue Aug 2 16:11:05 EDT 2005
Sorry I have not had time to answer this email, but here is the FCC info!
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[Code of Federal Regulations]
[Title 47, Volume 4]
[Revised as of October 1, 2004]
>From the U.S. Government Printing Office via GPO Access
[CITE: 47CFR74.402]
[Page 444-447]
TITLE 47--TELECOMMUNICATION
CHAPTER I--FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION (CONTINUED)
PART 74_EXPERIMENTAL RADIO, AUXILIARY, SPECIAL BROADCAST AND OTHER
PROGRAM DISTRIBUTIONAL SERVICES--Table of Contents
Subpart D_Remote Pickup Broadcast Stations
Sec. 74.402 Frequency assignment.
Operation on all channels listed in this section (except:
frequencies 26.07 MHz, 26.11 MHz, and 26.45 MHz, and frequencies listed
in paragraphs (a)(4) and
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(c)(1) of this section shall be in accordance with the ``priority of
use'' provisions in Sec. 74.403(b)). The channel will be assigned by
its center frequency, channel bandwidth, and emission designator. In
general, the frequencies listed in this section represent the center of
the channel or channel segment. When an even number of channels are
stacked in those sections stacking is permitted, channel assignments may
be made for the frequency halfway between those listed.
(a) The following channels may be assigned for use by broadcast
remote pickup stations using any emission (other than single sideband or
pulse) that will be in accordance with the provisions of Sec. 74.462.
(1) [Reserved]
(2) HF Channels: 25.87, 25.91, 25.95, 25.99, 26.03, 26.07, 26.09,
26.11, 26.13, 26.15, 26.17, 26.19, 26.21, 26.23, 26.25, 26.27, 26.29,
26.31, 26.33, 26.35, 26.37, 26.39, 26.41, 26.43, 26.45, and 26.47 MHz.
The channels 25.87-26.09 MHz are subject to the condition listed in
paragraph (e)(2) of this section.
(3) VHF Channels: 166.25 and 170.15 MHz. These channels are subject
to the condition listed in paragraph (e)(8) of this section.
(4) UHF Channels: Up to two of the following 6.25 kHz segments may
be stacked to form a channel which may be assigned for use by broadcast
remote pickup stations using any emission contained within the resultant
channel in accordance with the provisions of Sec. 74.462: 450.00625
MHz, 450.0125 MHz, 450.01875 MHz, 450.025 MHz, 450.98125 MHz, 450.9875
MHz, 450.99375 MHz, 455.00625 MHz, 455.0125 MHz, 455.01875 MHz, 455.025
MHz, 455.98125 MHz, 455.9875 MHz, and 455.99375 MHz. These channels are
subject to the condition listed in paragraph (e)(9) of this section.
(b) Up to four of the following 7.5 kHz VHF segments and up to eight
of the following 6.25 kHz UHF segments may be stacked to form a channel
which may be assigned for use by broadcast remote pickup stations using
any emission contained within the resultant channel in accordance with
the provisions of Sec. 74.462.
(1) VHF segments: 152.8625, 152.870, 152.8775, 152.885, 152.8925,
152.900, 152.9075, 152.915, 152.9225, 152.930, 152.9375, 152.945,
152.9525, 152.960, 152.9675, 152.975, 152.9825, 152.990, 152.9975,
153.005, 153.0125, 153.020, 153.0275, 153.035, 153.0425, 153.050,
153.0575, 153.065, 153.0725, 153.080, 153.0875, 153.095, 153.1025,
153.110, 153.1175, 153.125, 153.1325, 153.140, 153.1475, 153.155,
153.1625, 153.170, 153.1775, 153.185, 153.1925, 153.200, 153.2075,
153.215, 153.2225, 153.230, 153.2375, 153.245, 153.2525, 153.260,
153.2675, 153.275, 153.2825, 153.290, 153.2975, 153.305, 153.3125,
153.320, 153.3275, 153.335, 153.3425, 153.350, and 153.3575. These
channels are subject to the conditions listed in paragraphs (e)(3), (4),
(5), and (10) of this section.
(2) VHF segments: 160.860, 160.8675, 160.875, 160.8825, 160.890,
160.8975, 160.905, 160.9125, 160.920, 160.9275, 160.935, 160.9425,
160.950, 160.9575, 160.965, 160.9725, 160.980, 160.9875, 160.995,
161.0025, 161.010, 161.0175, 161.025, 161.0325, 161.040, 161.0475,
161.055, 161.0625, 161.070, 161.0775, 161.085, 161.0925, 161.100,
161.1075, 161.115, 161.1225, 161.130, 161.1375, 161.145, 161.1525,
161.160, 161.1675, 161.175, 161.1825, 161.190, 161.1975, 161.205,
161.2125, 161.220, 161.2275, 161.235, 161.2425, 161.250, 161.2575,
161.265, 161.2725, 161.280, 161.2875, 161.295, 161.3025, 161.310,
161.3175, 161.325, 161.3325, 161.340, 161.3475, 161.355, 161.3625,
161.370, 161.3775, 161.385, 161.3925, 161.400. These channels are
subject to the condition listed in paragraph (e)(6) and (10) of this
section.
(3) VHF segments: 161.625, 161.6325, 161.640, 161.6475, 161.655,
161.6625, 161.670, 161.6775, 161.685, 161.6925, 161.700, 161.7075,
161.715, 161.7225, 161.730, 161.7375, 161.745, 161.7525, 161.760,
161.7675, 161.775. These channels are subject to the conditions listed
in paragraphs (e)(4), (7), and (10) of this section.
(4) UHF segments: 450.03125, 450.0375, 450.04375, 450.050,
450.05625, 450.0625, 450.06875, 450.075, 450.08125, 450.0875, 450.09375,
450.100, 450.10625, 450.1125, 450.11875, 450.125, 450.13125, 450.1375,
450.14375, 450.150, 450.15625, 450.1625, 450.16875, 450.175, 450.18125,
450.1875, 450.19375, 450.200, 450.20625, 450.2125, 450.21875, 450.225,
450.23125, 450.2375, 450.24375, 450.250, 450.25625, 450.2625, 450.26875,
450.275, 450.28125, 450.2875,
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450.29375, 450.300, 450.30625, 450.3125, 450.31875, 450.325, 450.33125,
450.3375, 450.34375, 450.350, 450.35625, 450.3625, 450.36875, 450.375,
450.38125, 450.3875, 450.39375, 450.400, 450.40625, 450.4125, 450.41875,
450.425, 450.43125, 450.4375, 450.44375, 450.450, 450.45625, 450.4625,
450.46875, 450.475, 450.48125, 450.4875, 450.49375, 450.500, 450.50625,
450.5125, 450.51875, 450.525, 450.53125, 450.5375, 450.54375, 450.550,
450.55625, 450.5625, 450.56875, 450.575, 450.58125, 450.5875, 450.59375,
450.600, 450.60625, 450.6125, 450.61875, 455.03125, 455.0375, 455.04375,
455.050, 455.05625, 455.0625, 455.06875, 455.075, 455.08125, 455.0875,
455.09375, 455.100, 455.10625, 455.1125, 455.11875, 455.125, 455.13125,
455.1375, 455.14375, 455.150, 455.15625, 455.1625, 455.16875, 455.175,
455.18125, 455.1875, 455.19375, 455.200, 455.20625, 455.2125, 455.21875,
455.225, 455.23125, 455.2375, 455.24375, 455.250, 455.25625, 455.2625,
455.26875, 455.275, 455.28125, 455.2875, 455.29375, 455.300, 455.30625,
455.3125, 455.31875, 455.325, 455.33125, 455.3375, 455.34375, 455.350,
455.35625, 455.3625, 455.36875, 455.375, 455.38125, 455.3875, 455.39375,
455.400, 455.40625, 455.4125, 455.41875, 455.425, 455.43125, 455.4375,
455.44375, 455.450, 455.45625, 455.4625, 455.46875, 455.475, 455.48125,
455.4875, 455.49375, 455.500, 455.50625, 455.5125, 455.51875, 455.525,
455.53125, 455.5375, 455.54375, 455.550, 455.55625, 455.5625, 455.56875,
455.575, 455.58125, 455.5875, 455.59375, 455.600, 455.60625, 455.6125,
455.61875.
(c) Up to two of the following 25 kHz segments may be stacked to
form a channel which may be assigned for use by broadcast remote pickup
stations using any emission contained within the resultant channel in
accordance with the provisions of Sec. 74.462. Users committed to 50
kHz bandwidths and transmitting program material will have primary use
of these channels.
(1) UHF segments: 450.6375, 450.6625, 450.6875, 450.7125, 450.7375,
450.7625, 450.7875, 450.8125, 450.8375, 450.8625, 455.6375, 455.6625,
455.6875, 455.7125, 455.7375, 455.7625, 455.7875, 455.8125, 455.8375,
455.8625 MHz.
(2) [Reserved]
(d) Up to two of the following 50 kHz segments may be stacked to
form a channel which may be assigned for use by broadcast remote pickup
stations using any emission contained within the resultant channel in
accordance with the provisions of Sec. 74.462. Users committed to 100
kHz bandwidths and transmitting program material will have primary use
of these channels.
(1) UHF segments: 450.900, 450.950, 455.900, and 455.950 MHz.
(2) [Reserved]
(e) Conditions on Broadcast Remote Pickup Service channel usage as
referred to in paragraphs (a) through (d) of this section:
(1) [Reserved]
(2) Operation is subject to the condition that no harmful
interference is caused to stations in the broadcast service.
(3) Operation is subject to the condition that no harmful
interference is caused to stations operating in accordance with the
Table of Frequency Allocations set forth in part 2 of this chapter.
Applications for licenses to use frequencies in this band must include
statements showing what procedures will be taken to ensure that
interference will not be caused to stations in the Industrial/Business
Pool (Part 90).
(4) These frequencies will not be licensed to network entities.
(5) These frequencies will not be authorized to new stations for use
on board aircraft.
(6) These frequencies are allocated for assignment to broadcast
remote pickup stations in Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands only.
Note to paragraph (e)(6): These frequencies are shared with Public
Safety and Industrial/Business Pools (Part 90).
(7) These frequencies may not be used by broadcast remote pickup
stations in Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands. In other areas, certain
existing stations in the Public Safety and Industrial/Business Pools
(Part 90) have been permitted to continue operation on these frequencies
on the condition that no harmful interference is caused to broadcast
remote pickup stations.
(8) Operation on frequencies 166.25 MHz and 170.15 MHz is subject to
the condition that harmful interference shall not be caused to present
or future Government stations in the band 162-174 MHz and is also
subject to the bandwidth and tolerance limitations and compliance
deadlines listed in Sec. 74.462 of this part. Authorization on these
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frequencies shall be in the lower 48 contiguous States only, except
within the area bounded on the west by the Mississippi River, on the
north by the parallel of latitude 37[deg]30[min] N., and on the east and
south by that arc of the circle with center at Springfield, Illinois,
and radius equal to the airline distance between Springfield, Illinois,
and Montgomery, Alabama, subtended between the foregoing west and north
boundaries, or within 150 miles (241.4 km) of New York City.
(9) The use of these frequencies is limited to operational
communications, including tones for signaling and for remote control and
automatic transmission system control and telemetry. Stations licensed
or applied for before April 16, 2003, must comply with the channel plan
by March 17, 2006, or may continue to operate on a secondary, non-
interference basis.
(10) Stations licensed or applied for before April 16, 2003, must
comply with the channel plan by March 17, 2006, or may continue to
operate on a secondary, non-interference basis.
(f) License applicants shall request assignment of only those
channels, both in number and bandwidth, necessary for satisfactory
operation and for which the system is equipped to operate. However, it
is not necessary that each transmitter within a system be equipped to
operate on all frequencies authorized to that licensee.
(g) Remote pickup stations or systems will not be granted exclusive
channel assignments. The same channel or channels may be assigned to
other licensees in the same area. When such sharing is necessary, the
provisions of Sec. 74.403 shall apply.
[68 FR 12763, Mar. 17, 2003, as amended at 68 FR 25540, May 13, 2003]
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Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2005 9:40 PM
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Subject: [Scanner] Frequencies!
Does anyone know the frequencies that TV Helecopters Use?
I have been trying to find them, RadioShack's POLICE CALL dosen't seem to
have them. I have been able to pick up TV Audio frequencies on my Scanner.
If you know pleas post a Reply to this message.
Thanks
Paul A.
Denver CO
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