700,800,900 mhz
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nd5y
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Go to the database for your state.
Click on your county.
Click on the hamburger menu button on the right side of the page and select FCC Licenses.
Click Choose Licenses to Filter Out/Remove and select Expired/Canceled Licenses.
Click on the Frequency column to sort by frequency.
Do that for other nearby counties.
RRDB | Vermont Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Vermont (VT)
www.radioreference.com
Click on the hamburger menu button on the right side of the page and select FCC Licenses.
Click Choose Licenses to Filter Out/Remove and select Expired/Canceled Licenses.
Click on the Frequency column to sort by frequency.
Do that for other nearby counties.
ecps92
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with the terrain VT and NH have maintained VHF/UHF - there was one county (Grand Isle) years ago who did use 800, - last heard it was still in use (2020)
if it's not in RR, have you tried the FCC, that DB would contain licenses (doesn't mean actually in use) and a quick search using
should return some info, when the FCC re-starts the services (again) as it is timing out at Noon
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ecps92
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FCC keeps timing out for my searches today
Report back what you find/hear
billsfan1995
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I know Clinton County, NY has a 800mhz trunked system that is in range of NW Vermont (northern Chittenden, Grand Isle, Franklin) and Global Foundries (WSCQ673) in Essex Jct. is licensed for a 800mhz trunked but I haven't tried to monitor that system.
Grand Isle hasn't used 800 in years. If you see any 800 licenses for there, you can save yourself the time from programming those in.
