FCC ULS
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nd5y
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Which database? There are several and they have different fields.
It is the download in .zip, HTML, or .txt format. Un-zip, it is the text file, in a pipe delimited format.
Labels for each field would be nice, some are self explanatory. A part of this file:
HD|3065506|0009480095||W6XXX|A|HV|04/18/2019|04/18/2029||||||||||N||||||||||N||
Most common use for this is integrating to an XML for logging.
Labels for each field would be nice, some are self explanatory. A part of this file:
HD|3065506|0009480095||W6XXX|A|HV|04/18/2019|04/18/2029||||||||||N||||||||||N||
Most common use for this is integrating to an XML for logging.
ULS database.
lenk911
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You encounter the pipe delimiter when you do query download of a block of licenses or tower ASR data. I use Excel to either import into Excel or change to a comma delimiter for CSV files to import into GPS units and GIS mapping files.
Yes, that is what I am talking about. TNX
It can be a single license or any number of. Using Excel, to CSV is fairly simple. KML you can load straight into Google earth.
lenk911
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For those who may be scratching their heads, the pipe delimiter (|) is the symbol above the "\" on the key board. When you do a query with a single or multiple licenses in the ULS or ASR data bases, the FCC will email you a large file with fields separated by the pipe delimiter. Even one license is a daunting down load separated I believe by 4 sub data bases that make up the complete license file. A little studying and you can glean the info you desire. To use the file, read above. Good luck.
