New York Yankees new radio license?

[Lynch_Christopher]

I happened to see that the Yankees were just issued a new License back in august. The frequencies were listed in the 400's. The call sign is WQJD712. Does anyone happen to know anything about these new frequencies and what each one is used for? Is a new radio system included with the stadium project?

 

[dave3825]

It says on the bottom of the page,
Eligibility
90.35A1 - Radios used to coordinate activities
And if units means the number of radios, then it looks like they are getting
400 3.0 watt portables and 1 8.0 watt base unit.. 12 channels

Their other call sign, KNNR463 which expires 2011, shows them having 1 25.0 watt base and 40 4.0 watt 3 channel portables..

Do those devices they use to take food orders transmit in the 400 MHz range??

 

[Lynch_Christopher]

So you think that these frequencies may be used for food orders? Since there are 12 channels I wondering if some of them are used for operations, security, food service etc. Looks like the frequencies are going to be used when the new stadium opens.

 

[cubn]

KNNR463 looks to be for the minor league Tampa Yankees.

This 2004 thread showed them using some VHF MURS frequencies.

I'd be interested to know what they do use.

 

[dave3825]

KNNR463 looks to be for the minor league Tampa Yankees.

This 2004 thread showed them using some VHF MURS frequencies.

I'd be interested to know what they do use.

Lmao I did not look at the location of KNNR463 LOL it is Legends field in Florida.

 

[ecps92]

Most likely for operations of the Stadium.
Security, Maintenance, Public Releations, EMS etc

11K0F3E emission doesn't look like Data

Anyone have a source for all these emissions types to add to a Wiki

I happened to see that the Yankees were just issued a new License back in august. The frequencies were listed in the 400's. The call sign is WQJD712. Does anyone happen to know anything about these new frequencies and what each one is used for? Is a new radio system included with the stadium project?

 

[dave3825]

Anyone have a source of all these emissions types to add to a Wiki

What do you mean a source of all these emissions???

 

[KC1UA]

Oh I SO hope M/A Com can sell the Steinbrenner's an Open Sky system.... GO SOX!

What do you mean a source of all these emissions???

He means the emission designator type, as he shows in his message (11K0F3E), and what dictates the type of modulation used on the licensed frequencies.

 

[nozzlenut83]

Anyone have a source of all these emissions types to add to a Wiki

According tothe FCC
http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/index.htm?job=licensing_2&id=industrial_business

The emission designator 11K0F3E is:

The first part (11K0) is the bandwidth (11.0k)
The second part (F3) is for FM/analog
The last part (E) is for telephony (voice)

 

[ecps92]

Thanks, that was exactly what I was looking for. !

According tothe FCC
http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/index.htm?job=licensing_2&id=industrial_business

The emission designator 11K0F3E is:

The first part (11K0) is the bandwidth (11.0k)
The second part (F3) is for FM/analog
The last part (E) is for telephony (voice)

 

[ecps92]

I hear the State of New York might have one available for Cheap Money, considering all the $$ George's kids are spending this year.

Oh I SO hope M/A Com can sell the Steinbrenner's an Open Sky system.... GO SOX!



He means the emission designator type, as he shows in his message (11K0F3E), and what dictates the type of modulation used on the licensed frequencies.

 

[dtscho]

The Yankees' new radio system is LTR PassPort (scanners can monitor but can't track). Confirmed on Saturday at stadium. That's a shame, as it was very busy, and many talkgroups could have been identified if it was a regular LTR system.

The license should have a radio service code of YG, instead of the current IG.

Dave

 

[newsnick175]

The give-a-way to me was the lack of PL/DPLs and no data channel. I did also pick-up some vender chatter on several biz-band freqs. I stood near the head of security in an area next to the visiters dug-out while waiting for the home opener to end. The radio in his hand looked very "plain-jane" like most security units. He never talked in to it so I could not "make-it". Our new 5-watt digital portable omini-directional micro wave [2 Ghz} made the trip from the first base line to our reciever at the Empire State building for our post game live shots.

 

[ka3jjz]

If anyone can correct the Yankees entry for the wiki, that would be appreciated, especially with this new LTR system Dave seems to have found. At least the freqs can be entered into the DB and the extensions can be used to pull them -

NY Sports - The RadioReference Wiki

the data here is evidently old. 73 and thanx...Mike

 

[cubn]

I updated the Yankees section on the NY Sports page. I'll add the RR wiki extensions tonight.

 

[MeMongo]

Yankees

Can someone post a link to the Steinbrenner Field frequencies or post them.
I own season tickets there for 8 yrs and have a BCD 396XT.

Thank You

 

[one11sgt]

The NYPD uses TAC F 485.4375 for security at the stadium. It is not repeated so you have to be close.

 

[MeMongo]

I have season tickets for the past 8 year at Steinbrenner Field and was looking for those frequencies but I would like to thank you for your response.

 

[Lynch_Christopher]

I have season tickets for the past 8 year at Steinbrenner Field and was looking for those frequencies but I would like to thank you for your response.

Here is the link to the license for the frequencies in use at Steinbrenner Field in Tampa
ULS License - Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional License - KNNR463 - NEW YORK YANKEES AN OHIO LIMITED PARTNERSHIP - Frequencies Summary

461.0500 MHz FB2
464.4750 MHz MO
464.8250 MHz MO
466.0500 MHz MO

Hope this helps.

 

[MeMongo]

Thank you for the information.