Northumberland and Schuylkill County tower sites

[IStebleton]

Would anyone happen to have a list of tower sites for the Northumberland County P25 system or the Schuylkill County P25 systems? I understand that they are NITA freqs, but I wasn't sure if anyone locally happened to have a list/map of them.

 

[GTR8000]

I don't have maps, but just a minor correction: neither are using NTIA frequencies. "NTIA" refers to frequencies in the federal bands, administered by the NTIA instead of the FCC. For the upper range of VHF, the federal "NTIA" frequencies are 163.0375-173.2 and 173.4-174.0

Schuylkill County is using CP - Part 22 VHF/UHF Paging frequencies covered under various licenses, and Northumberland County is using PC - Public Coast Stations, Auctioned frequencies 161.7875 - 162.01875 covered under WQSS647 and WQSS648.

 

[u2brent]

They likely use the sites on these licenses..

FCC Callsign WPIE981 (Northumberland, County of)

FCC Callsign WPIE981 (Northumberland, County of)

www.radioreference.com

FCC Callsign WPEE367 (SCHUYLKILL, COUNTY OF)

FCC Callsign WPEE367 (SCHUYLKILL, COUNTY OF)

www.radioreference.com

If not others, YMMV.

 

[IStebleton]

I don't have maps, but just a minor correction: neither are using NTIA frequencies. "NTIA" refers to frequencies in the federal bands, administered by the NTIA instead of the FCC. For the upper range of VHF, the federal "NTIA" frequencies are 163.0375-173.2 and 173.4-174.0

Schuylkill County is using CP - Part 22 VHF/UHF Paging frequencies covered under various licenses, and Northumberland County is using PC - Public Coast Stations, Auctioned frequencies 161.7875 - 162.01875 covered under WQSS647 and WQSS648.

My apologies. I'm working on a map of all the County and City P25 towers in the state and wasn't sure if anyone knew of the locations for these 2 counties.

 

[GTR8000]

No apology necessary lol...just providing some clarification so that if you wanted to research the licenses each system falls under, you'd have the info to do so. Just note that CP and PC licenses are generally market-based, not site-based, so they're usually not very helpful in determining the locations of trunked system subsites.