I have a similar question about a different system already in the DB. For the record, I don't think there is a DB error, just trying to understand something about how frequencies are used/licensed.
I am curious about the frequency, 454.35625, from this site:
Fisher Wireless TeamTalk Site: Grizzly Peak Details
www.radioreference.com
I had initially thought it was in error. I configured my SDS100 to receive it in "conventional digital" mode and enabled recording. I didn't hear anything from it. My first thought was frequency might be in error.
So then I went to the FCC Database for that frequency:
The most complete database of radio communications data
www.radioreference.com
(right now, I get an HTTP 500 Error), but in the past, it was tagged as an unknown frequency.
I had that frequency entered as part of a MotoTRBO site, and enabled LCN Finder, and it correctly identified it.
So... I search around the Forums, and I see kma371 has had to enable a special configuration in FMP to tune in this frequency:
I'm trying to monitor a signal on 454.35625, but FMP seems to tune to 454.350 when it's active because it has much stronger signal. is there a way to turn off what seems like an autotune feature?
forums.radioreference.com
...and there are other users that report usage as well.
So, how do I go about finding frequencies like this if they're not in the FCC database?