GCRCN Frequencies?

[Jphila20]

I have found some discrepancies in the GCRCN frequencies listed on RR versus what’s on the FCC web site. The only reason I found this was because of issues receiving them on my TRX-2. For the longest time I thought it was ADC, DAC and DSP adjustments not being right. When I looked up the FCC I found the RR has 30 frequencies, but the FCC only shows 28. Also, some of the frequencies listed in RR when run through a search on the FCC web site don’t come back to the GCRCN, example: 851.900 and 852.150. Could you please verify the RR listings?

Radio Reference Listing
RFSS Site Name Freqs 1 (1) 001 (1) Cleveland Simul

851.900
852.150
852.9625
853.375
853.7125
854.1375
854.1875
854.2375
854.3375
854.5625
854.6125
854.6875
854.7125
854.7375
854.8375
854.9125
854.9625
855.1875
855.2875
855.3375
855.6125
855.6625
855.7125
855.7375
855.8375
855.8875
855.9625c
855.9875c
856.1375c
856.1625c

3 - Fixed 3985 W 130 ST
CLEVELAND, OH CUYAHOGA County 41-26-49.2 N, 081-46-44.5 W
854.13750000
854.18750000
854.23750000
854.28750000
854.33750000
854.56250000
854.61250000
854.68750000
854.71250000
854.73750000
854.83750000
854.91250000
854.96250000
855.13750000
855.18750000
855.23750000
855.28750000
855.33750000
855.61250000
855.66250000
855.71250000
855.73750000
855.83750000
855.88750000
855.96250000
855.98750000
856.13750000
856.16250000

Thanks!

 

[davidzimmerman]

I have found some discrepancies in the GCRCN frequencies listed on RR versus what’s on the FCC web site. The only reason I found this was because of issues receiving them on my TRX-2. For the longest time I thought it was ADC, DAC and DSP adjustments not being right. When I looked up the FCC I found the RR has 30 frequencies, but the FCC only shows 28. Also, some of the frequencies listed in RR when run through a search on the FCC web site don’t come back to the GCRCN, example: 851.900 and 852.150. Could you please verify the RR listings?

Radio Reference Listing
RFSS Site Name Freqs 1 (1) 001 (1) Cleveland Simul

851.900
852.150
852.9625
853.375
853.7125
854.1375
854.1875
854.2375
854.3375
854.5625
854.6125
854.6875
854.7125
854.7375
854.8375
854.9125
854.9625
855.1875
855.2875
855.3375
855.6125
855.6625
855.7125
855.7375
855.8375
855.8875
855.9625c
855.9875c
856.1375c
856.1625c

3 - Fixed 3985 W 130 ST
CLEVELAND, OH CUYAHOGA County 41-26-49.2 N, 081-46-44.5 W
854.13750000
854.18750000
854.23750000
854.28750000
854.33750000
854.56250000
854.61250000
854.68750000
854.71250000
854.73750000
854.83750000
854.91250000
854.96250000
855.13750000
855.18750000
855.23750000
855.28750000
855.33750000
855.61250000
855.66250000
855.71250000
855.73750000
855.83750000
855.88750000
855.96250000
855.98750000
856.13750000
856.16250000

Thanks!

all you need is the control channel why worry about the voice channels? this is about Marc's not about the GCRCN system?

 

[Jphila20]

Ohio Radio Discussion Forum - Forum for discussing Radio Information in the State of Ohio.

 

[belvdr]

Ohio Radio Discussion Forum - Forum for discussing Radio Information in the State of Ohio.

True, this subforun is about Ohio scanning, but this thread is specifically about MARCS. I would suggest putting your data in a new thread, so your corrections do not get lost in the shuffle.

 

[wa8pyr]

I have found some discrepancies in the GCRCN frequencies listed on RR versus what’s on the FCC web site. The only reason I found this was because of issues receiving them on my TRX-2. For the longest time I thought it was ADC, DAC and DSP adjustments not being right. When I looked up the FCC I found the RR has 30 frequencies, but the FCC only shows 28. Also, some of the frequencies listed in RR when run through a search on the FCC web site don’t come back to the GCRCN, example: 851.900 and 852.150. Could you please verify the RR listings?

Posts moved to a new thread. . .

The RadioReference database is based on real-world confirmation from users like you; the FCC database lists what an entity is licensed for, but may not necessarily be using. In other words, the FCC database doesn't always reflect reality.

A particular tower site or system may also be using frequencies licensed to various different agencies; this is especially true in situations where several agencies partnered with one another to install a new (or expand an existing) tower site or system, such as GCRCN.

If you confirm that there are changes such as new frequencies on a particular site or new control channels added, please submit them so the database can be updated.