scannerowner
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Maybe too many frequencies on the other license already in use to eliminate interference issues.
2023 MOSWIN Sites/Talkgroups
- Thread starter talkpair
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Interesting that the freqs are NOT in the 700MHz STate Templates: 700 MHz Mo Templates
Johnson COunty freqs:
October 24, 2023
Federal Communications Commission
45 L Street NE
Washington, DC 20554
To Whom It May Concern
Region 24, Missouri, is in receipt of this application from Missouri, State of MOSWIN, requesting a new license
for an FB8/MO8 system, CAPRAD Application Number CAP23101611008014.
Region 24 has performed an analysis of the technical parameters submitted on this application and
determined those technical parameters for the frequency pairs 770/800.00625, 770/800.30625,
770/800.78125, 771/801.23125, 771/801.50625 and 771/801.80625, fall within and satisfy requirements of
Region 24’s plan. The frequencies requested, also fall in the Johnson County allotment of 700 MHz NPSPAC
channels.
Region 24 has also verified the technical parameters applied for will pose no interference to any Region 24 or
adjacent region licensees.
Please accept this as Region 24’s letter of support for this application.
Thanks, and if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
Scott Bigham
Scott Bigham, Chairperson
Region 24, 700 MHz, Regional Planning Committee
October 24, 2023
Federal Communications Commission
45 L Street NE
Washington, DC 20554
To Whom It May Concern
Region 24, Missouri, is in receipt of this application from Missouri, State of MOSWIN, requesting a new license
for an FB8/MO8 system, CAPRAD Application Number CAP23101611008014.
Region 24 has performed an analysis of the technical parameters submitted on this application and
determined those technical parameters for the frequency pairs 770/800.00625, 770/800.30625,
770/800.78125, 771/801.23125, 771/801.50625 and 771/801.80625, fall within and satisfy requirements of
Region 24’s plan. The frequencies requested, also fall in the Johnson County allotment of 700 MHz NPSPAC
channels.
Region 24 has also verified the technical parameters applied for will pose no interference to any Region 24 or
adjacent region licensees.
Please accept this as Region 24’s letter of support for this application.
Thanks, and if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
Scott Bigham
Scott Bigham, Chairperson
Region 24, 700 MHz, Regional Planning Committee
The promised additional 6 frequencies have been added to the Neosho Mo 700MHz site under license WRWD924.
The plan was the city would pay the cost of these and use them for local public works TGs.
So far no new TGs and all freqs are being used by the regular Newton Co TGs.
The plan was the city would pay the cost of these and use them for local public works TGs.
So far no new TGs and all freqs are being used by the regular Newton Co TGs.
For wbloss.....speaking of holes. There is an area in Jefferson County along Hwy 55 in the Festus, Crystal City area that for me using a sds100 or 396xt in my car, I have zero signal from any MOSWIN site nearby. Looking at a map and knowing where the two closest sites are, there seems to be a big area of land that isn't covered by a site. It seems that area would be a good spit for a 700 fill in site. But just because I have trouble getting a signal in that area and into southern JeffCo it doesn't mean the programmers think another site down there is needed. Just a thought.
nd5y
Member
MO has several areas like that. Search the 700 MHz band and see if there is a site on the air that isn't in the database.
@scanman1958 - what @nd5y said. You will very possibly find a signal in the 700 MHz band that's not in the database.
Get as much info and let us know!
Need help? PM me and thanks!
Get as much info and let us know!
Need help? PM me and thanks!
Will do. May take a spell.
