" limited to 33 inland areas " And Scanning - H E L P

[JerryNone]

I am wondering how these 3 frequencies are called " limited to 33 inland areas "?
What exactly does this mean?

161.82500
161.85000
161.87500

[DickH]

Originally Posted by JerryNone

I am wondering how these 3 frequencies are called " limited to 33 inland areas "?
What exactly does this mean?

161.82500
161.85000
161.87500

When I went to school, inland meant not on the ocean.

[RKG]

These were the "output" side of the old "public correspondence" (Marine Operator) channels. They are now used for AIS (Automatic Identification System) by ships at sea, and are required for entry to certain VTMS harbors.

[DaveNF2G]

There are 33 Inland Economic Areas where there are no navigable waterways and therefore any frequencies allocated for marine use are not needed there for boats. In those areas, these particular frequencies may be licensed for land mobile (Part 90) interoperability use.

[ecps92]

And the map of those Regions is listed in
http://npstc.org/documents/NIFOG%20v1.2%204-14-2008.pdf

Originally Posted by DaveNF2G

There are 33 Inland Economic Areas where there are no navigable waterways and therefore any frequencies allocated for marine use are not needed there for boats. In those areas, these particular frequencies may be licensed for land mobile (Part 90) interoperability use.

[DaveNF2G]

Thanks for that link. Sure is a lot easier than trying to track down map coordinates.

:-)

[ecps92]

Yup, knew I had seen it somewhere, just had to have a few cups of Coffee to remember

Originally Posted by DaveNF2G

Thanks for that link. Sure is a lot easier than trying to track down map coordinates.

:-)