700mhz Trunked License Va Beach

[kainixon2187]

I found some 700mhz trunked FCC licenses for Va Beach, but they dont match up with ORION site 1. Do they have some other trunked system?
https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/licenseFreqSum.jsp?licKey=4167925
https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/licenseFreqSum.jsp?licKey=4168303

 

[kainixon2187]

Both are P25 trunked.

 

[maus92]

Both are P25 trunked.

The second license is SG, which is a conventional service. Also low power mobile, 15W,

 

[kc4jgc]

Those are construction permits. I need to reference what the new emission codes mean. Thinking new P25 phase II (TDMA) system? The second clearly says conventional.

 

[kainixon2187]

Those are construction permits. I need to reference what the new emission codes mean. Thinking new P25 phase II (TDMA) system? The second clearly says conventional.

Yes I accidentally said both are trunked. I wonder what the trunked one is used for.

 

[kainixon2187]

I’m not picking up a signal for the trunked system.

 

[kc4jgc]

I’m not picking up a signal for the trunked system.

I wouldn't expect to be up now. This is a construction permit. Not an actual license to transmit. Note the construction deadline for both 6/6/2020.

 

[kainixon2187]

I wouldn't expect to be up now. This is a construction permit. Not an actual license to transmit. Note the construction deadline for both 6/6/2020.

Ok, thanks!

 

[nd5y]

I wouldn't expect to be up now. This is a construction permit. Not an actual license to transmit.

Wrong. The two links in the first post are actual licenses.

Note the construction deadline for both 6/6/2020.

PLMR licenses have construction notification deadlines but construction permits don't exist. That's only for commercial broadcast stations. Once a PLMR licensee gets their frequency coordinaton and files an application they can legally begin operation while the application is pending (which can be up to 3 months or more before the license is issued in some cases).

WRDM902 which has the radio service SG (conventional) and station class MO3 and MO is for vehicular repeaters.

WRDM821 is for a 4 channel 6 site P25 phase II system. It's simulcast because each site has the same frequencies.

 

[kainixon2187]

Wrong. The two links in the first post are actual licenses.

PLMR licenses have construction notification deadlines but construction permits don't exist. That's only for commercial broadcast stations. Once a PLMR licensee gets their frequency coordinaton and files an application they can legally begin operation while the application is pending (which can be up to 3 months or more before the license is issued in some cases).

WRDM902 which has the radio service SG (conventional) and station class MO3 and MO is for vehicular repeaters.

WRDM821 is for a 4 channel 6 site P25 phase II system. It's simulcast because each site has the same frequencies.

Thanks for the info!