CADILLAC FAIRVIEW (TD Tower)

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TAFL has the following licensed any ideas as to there use? 615.2500, 621.2500, 645.2500.
All licensed to the TD Tower
 

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Only thing familiar about those freq's are that they are channels 38 , 39 and 43 in the UHF TV Broadcast band. I see that TVO also holds a license for ch 38.

Do you think it is some sort of in-house video for conferences and such ?

Now I wish I had an ICOM R-3 :wink:
 

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You'd think they'd have a more sophisticated in house video conferencing setup if that is indeed what those frequencies are used for. We occaisionally do video conferencing here and generally (in fact I believe all the time) hard wired connections are used, depending on the situation, between us and the source (say, for example, the Toronto TOC). Our engineers trust nothing else.
 

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Property Management usually wouldn't provide video conferencing? In building TV/Cable broadcasting for tenants??? Very Odd.
 

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They might be for DTV, although all of the Toronto stations are on the CN Tower, but those could very well be backup transmitters. However, I don't recall any Toronto stations on those frequencies.

That being said, there's a whole whack of 608mHz allocations for Sunnybrook and St. Michael's Hospitals too... and you can listen to the silence all day long.
 
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