Clinton business

[Wally46]

I've always enjoyed listening to the ADM corn processing plant. Especially the starch department, because I used to work there. But they have gone from analog to DMR and I don't have the knowledge on how to find and program the frequencies in my SDS200. Would be greatly appreciated if somebody in the area could maybe do that and update the radioreference database. All the old analog frequencies are still listed.

 

[Phillipsc84]

I may not live there but I am happy to try and help. My need a few things if you have them. For starters can you post the link the to "system" you are interested in?

 

[patmcc24]

I've always enjoyed listening to the ADM corn processing plant. Especially the starch department, because I used to work there. But they have gone from analog to DMR and I don't have the knowledge on how to find and program the frequencies in my SDS200. Would be greatly appreciated if somebody in the area could maybe do that and update the radioreference database. All the old analog frequencies are still listed.

I will see if i can find it out i will point the YAGI that way later tonight

 

[Wally46]

I will see if i can find it out i will point the YAGI that way later tonight

Thank you so much! I believe they are in the 450 to 470mhz range.

 

[n0esc]

Here is a bunch of frequencies ADM just licensed back in July in Clinton.

FCC Callsign WPYM937 (ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY)

FCC Callsign WPYM937 (ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY)

www.radioreference.com

and another pool in the 450 range in February - FCC Callsign WQRB563 (Archer Daniels Midland Company)

 

[mws72]

I've always enjoyed listening to the ADM corn processing plant. Especially the starch department, because I used to work there. But they have gone from analog to DMR and I don't have the knowledge on how to find and program the frequencies in my SDS200. Would be greatly appreciated if somebody in the area could maybe do that and update the radioreference database. All the old analog frequencies are still listed.

You need to report those old frequencies as no longer in use.