Need help with FCC ULS search

[Nchpiboy]

Can someone tell me what Freq ID numbers refer to?

ULS License - Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional License - WRCH267 - IREDELL STATESVILLE SCHOOLS / SOUTH IREDELL HIGH SCHOOL - Frequencies Summary

wireless2.fcc.gov

 

[mmckenna]

Pretty much just a line number for the license. If you didn't have the "Frequencies By Location" filter set to 1, it might show the rest of them.

 

[Nchpiboy]

Thanks @mmckenna. I thought it might be some code to tell me which frequency was the input.

 

[mmckenna]

Thanks @mmckenna. I thought it might be some code to tell me which frequency was the input.

No, not that way.

What is nice with UHF is that the repeater inputs are almost always 5MHz higher than the repeater output. "Almost" always. Almost.
So, if you look at the MO stations, you'll likely find a 466.3875 that would be the input to the 461.3875 repeater and a 469.4375 that would be the input to the 464.4375 repeater.
5MHz offset is pretty standard for the UHF frequencies, and the frequency coordinator will assign them that way.

 

[reconrider8]

No, not that way.

What is nice with UHF is that the repeater inputs are almost always 5MHz higher than the repeater output. "Almost" always. Almost.
So, if you look at the MO stations, you'll likely find a 466.3875 that would be the input to the 461.3875 repeater and a 469.4375 that would be the input to the 464.4375 repeater.
5MHz offset is pretty standard for the UHF frequencies, and the frequency coordinator will assign them that way.

really wish that vhf was the same but vhf they just throw what ever they can at it

 

[mmckenna]

really wish that vhf was the same but vhf they just throw what ever they can at it

Damn skippy. It's like someone threw a plate of spaghetti at the wall.