Comprehensive list what citie/sites

[cellphone]

Based on the discussion regarding mapping sites, Radio Reference has added a new feature that consolidates FCC license data for all callsigns associated with a site to produce a map for simulcast transmitter locations. There is a new icon on the site information page(see the attached screenshots). Below are direct links to all the RWC Simulcast Sites

Simulcast A: Phoenix PD and City Services Site Details (Regional Wireless Cooperative (RWC))

Simulcast B: Phoenix Fire and Public Works Site Details (Regional Wireless Cooperative (RWC))

Simulcast C: Chandler Site Details (Regional Wireless Cooperative (RWC))

Simulcast F: Tempe Site Details (Regional Wireless Cooperative (RWC))

Simulcast G: West Valley Site Details (Regional Wireless Cooperative (RWC))

Simulcast H: Scottsdale Site Details (Regional Wireless Cooperative (RWC))

Simulcast J: Buckeye Site Details (Regional Wireless Cooperative (RWC))

 

[jheitman]

Wow is that easy. I spent a hour weeks ago looking up each site and plotting it on a map by hand. This service is fantastic. Thanks so much.

 

[rwier]

Click on the "Site FCC Licenses" links, and it will give you a map of all the sites for Simulcast G.


Simulcast G: West Valley Site Details (Regional Wireless Cooperative (RWC))



Be aware that the closest site may not be the best site to aim at......

John
Peoria

"Be aware that the closest site may not be the best site to aim at."

Just want to back up that phrase with real experience. I don't "AIM", but I do delete, avoid, ignore, etc., sites that are often amongst the nearest. This practice has been instrumental in my scanning success/pleasure.

I am near I-17 and Greenway. Back in the day, I listened to nearly NOTHING AT ALL for months using just the North Mountain Site. Now, with multiple scanners, and multiple FLs, ScanLists, etc., I hear everything I want, and none (or nearly none) are from North Mountain.

It was a shocker, but once I got past the mental hangup, I've never looked back (until now, lol).

 

[SCPD]

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[SCPD]

Wow, great maps and information! Thanks for your hard work.

Yes, incredibly useful. Before I got information from this map I had a very hard time picking up the RWC from relatives homes in the north valley. I had some problems using Thompson Peak, even though I could see the antennas on top of the peak from one family member's front porch. I then found a low level site that was nearby and ever since the RWC booms in without any simulcast problems. In fact, my trip south for Christmas was greatly enhanced by info I got on this site. I don't think I could have understood the RWC any other way.

I've received a lot of great information from people on the Arizona forum since I moved back to Arizona about a year and a half ago. I wish I could give back a little more, but I'm just new at this.