Yes !, Depends on how you search the FCC.
Always go back and re-run the Searches.
Use Lat/Lon, use the FRN
Don't always go by Geography. Many times it might be the Mailing not the Transmit Location [License is in PA, yet TX in CT]
Just some hints
173.3750 is licensed to Amtrak
There is US license, there is a NY [40 mi radius] which should put it into CT etc
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Originally Posted by FLRAILMAN
I just checked & crossreferenced the following non AAR allocated frequencies for Ct. state licences & this is what I retrieved:
173.375 MHz New Image Landscaping
As you all know 173.375 MHz is a valid AMTRAK frequency as many people have reported AMTRAK PD communications on it nationwide. So this leads me to the conclusion that the FCC search format results are probably outdated and/or innacurate (As usual) or playing musical chairs again with frequency lookups.
FLRAILMAN
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