Dallas County REACT

[BenScan]

I noticed a new license for WSFK505 - REACT COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION FCC Callsign WSFK505 (REACT COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION)

Here's a link to their web page Dallas County REACT

I have not tried to monitor them in years. I vaguely recall hearing activity decades ago. I'll have to plug them in and see if there's anything to be heard.

Happy Scanning,
Ben

 

[Echo4Thirty]

Interesting license... VHF-Lo, VHF-Hi , UHF with DMR/NFM/P25/NXDN.

Also on the Itinerants... I have not seen P25/DMR/NX allowed on them before especailly at those power levels.

 

[IAmSixNine]

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[KevinC]

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Or you could just click the "Watch" button on the upper right side of the page.

 

[nd5y]

Interesting license... VHF-Lo, VHF-Hi , UHF with DMR/NFM/P25/NXDN.

A typical whacker license. There are a lot like that. I'm surprised they didn't also apply for the 27 MHz business channels with emission modes that nobody even makes radios for.

 

[EAFrizzle]

A typical whacker license. There are a lot like that. I'm surprised they didn't also apply for the 27 MHz business channels with emission modes that nobody even makes radios for.

Coming soon to a Baofeng near you...

 

[Motoballa]

I used to be apart of their team, when I first started we used GMRS 462.675 for events, then the DMR hype hit so we started using DMR on a UHF itinerant pair that is licensed by international, had really good use of it and enjoyed it.

Before I left we were quite busy throughout the year. Tri-Waco is one of the bigger events where the organizer would provide the group hotel rooms and the building management allowed us to setup our repeater on their roof. When we did the Cedar Hill Triathlon we would bring our antenna tower trailer and raise it up, provided great mobile coverage but portable wasn't ideal, eventually we got access to put the repeater on one of those broadcast towers and that unsurprisingly solved everything..

Really good group of guys and gals.

Also on the Itinerants... I have not seen P25/DMR/NX allowed on them before especailly at those power levels.

I have an itinerant license with higher power levels, max 100 watts ERP on the repeater pairs, and there were no restrictions on the modes as long as it stays within the 12.5 bandwidth