Slow growth systems have at least 5 years to make use of the
frequencies. And in rural areas, I expect the FCC isn't quite as
concerned about checking up all that often.
Personally, I think if systems don't exist they shouldn't be in the TRS
database.
Tom WA8PYR
Scott Berringer wrote:
> According to FCC Database, The Brown County system license was issued
> almost a year ago on July 30, 2001. The Oxford system is licensed for
> the Police Department and that one was issued on October 28, 1999.
>> Are you saying that the FCC isn't 'checking up' on these license
> issuances for 'slow growth' purposes? It's possible, yes. But, after
> going through the FCC database for Ohio recently, they're 'offlining'
> a lot of systems for 'slow growth progress reports'.
> Does anyone else have any further on this?