I went to Starbucks yesterday and saw two Cox Cable trucks in the parking lot. Both trucks had 18-inch VHF-High band antennas. I don't see any VHF licenses in the FCC database for Cox. I believe all dispatching is done by MDT. Does anyone know if they use these for car-to-car (on-site, for example) or what they use them for? My only guess would be either itinerant freqs or unlicensed freqs, the first being more likely.
Cox Cable trucks car-to-car ?
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Many cable companies use RF sniffers on their service vans looking for leaks. The ones I'v seen all use VHF frequencies, probably because the most critical leaks are around the VHF air band. Any cable leakage in that area will interfere with FAA and aircraft communications.
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I bet that's what it's for. Thanks.
Don't they use Nextel PTT? It's been awhile since I've had to deal with any Cox people.. but I think I remember them having Nextel.
KX5MOT
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Yes Cox uses Nexthell still...
Cox Comm
Might try these since Cox has the main office here in Phx , az
COX COMMUNICATIONS
852.0375
852.6625
852.8875
857.7875
858.7875
859.7875
859.8125
Might try these since Cox has the main office here in Phx , az
COX COMMUNICATIONS
852.0375
852.6625
852.8875
857.7875
858.7875
859.7875
859.8125
Where did you get those freqs?KOK5CY said:
Cox Comm
it wasn't hard to find those .....I'm a member of az scanner group .
Remember this for future Ref Cox has a main office in phx,az ....If you look up Cox Comm for Example in bartlesville the the license states a office in bartlesville but the contact info is in phx
it wasn't hard to find those .....I'm a member of az scanner group .
Remember this for future Ref Cox has a main office in phx,az ....If you look up Cox Comm for Example in bartlesville the the license states a office in bartlesville but the contact info is in phx
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