Spartanburg County

[firefighter89]

Anybody know what these frequencies are going to be used for?

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/license.jsp?licKey=3049253

 

[brian]

No telling for sure, but they are licensed by someone at the Sheriff's office. Obviously low power something, maybe surveillance/body mic freqs.

 

[LarrySC]

Regulator Status shows: Private Comms. Brian, call Mica Horton and ask him. !!

 

[brian]

Yeah, sure, and they'll be using those super secret listening devices at my house!

 

[rescuecomm]

Consideriing the number of mobiles is listed as only 1 and the emission modes including data, I would guess that the SWAT team has acquired a robot.

Bob

 

[jeffmulter]

It would have to be a second robot, as they have already had one in use ...

http://www.goupstate.com/apps/pbcs....tegory=NEWS&ArtNo=701120307&SectionCat=NEWS01

Possibly they are now sending in 2 robots when a subject barricades themself in a house ... one robot plays the part of the "good" cop, and the other plays the part of the "bad" cop.

 

[rescuecomm]

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Robot. You ain't right for that Multer!!

Could be they are just getting around to licensing the robot they have.

Bob

 

[mckinscan]

the 151.02500 frequency is the Spartanburg County Roads and Bridges

i don`t what the third frequency could be.

 

[jeffmulter]

>> the 151.02500 frequency is the Spartanburg County Roads and Bridges

Correct ... but the license referenced by Firefighter at the beginning of this thread does not cover 151.025. It covers the splinter frequency 151.0025.

It may be that the license will be used to remotely control some type of video inspection or operation device.