License Question

[wingmaker]

I have a question for whoever knows 1st is what are these is this MOTOTRBO 11K2F3E, 7K60FXE, 7K60FXD and second how can i figure out what those mean thank Love and Blessings to All

This is the actual Data assuming 153.0425 is repeater and 158.2125 is the input or simplex or both i dont know.
ULS Application
Industrial/Business Pool, Conventional - 0005167542 - LAKE TOWNSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC. New Regular
DAILY BUSINESS OPERATIONS AND TO COORDINATE EVENT PLANNING. RADIOS WILL NOT BE USED FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS.
Add Loc 1: 2512 W STATE ROAD 10, LAKE VILLAGE, IN NEWTON County
...Add Freq: 153.0425 FB2 45/250w 11K2F3E, 7K60FXE, 7K60FXD
Add Loc 2: 40.0 km radius around a fixed location 1
...Add Freq: 153.0425 MO 45w 11K2F3E, 7K60FXE, 7K60FXD
...Add Freq: 158.2125 MO 45w 11K2F3E, 7K60FXE, 7K60FXD
Add Loc 3: NEWTON County, IN
...Add Freq: 158.2125 FX1 45/75w 11K2F3E, 7K60FXE, 7K60FXD

 

[scannerfreak]

Try this:

Emission Designator - The RadioReference Wiki

 

[radioman2001]

First one is narrow band analog (2.5 kc max) the other 2 are Mototrbo voice and digital

 

[Daniel]

And to answer the rest of your question:

FCC Station Class Codes - The RadioReference Wiki

FB2 - Mobile Relay - A repeater.
FX1 - Control Station - A base station that operates through a repeater in the same way as a mobile station.
MO - Mobile

 

[n5ims]

To help identify the repeater input and output frequencies you need to look at the station classes since they indicate what that class will transmit on (receivers are generally not required to be licensed so they're not listed).

FB2 would list the repeater output frequency (It's what the repeater will transmit on). This would make 153.0425 the repeater output frequency.

To find the repeater input frequency you need to look at the MO and FX1 classes. These indicate what the mobile and control station transmit on. Your list would indicate that the repeater input would be on 158.2125 since both the mobiles and control station are licensed to transmit there. If there are multiple frequencies listed you can only guess what one is used. On VHF-Hi there's no regular spacing to help out like on the UHF frequencies.

The mobiles are also licensed to transmit on the repeater output frequency of 153.0425, which is probably used when they're out of range of the repeater so one mobile can talk with another.

 

[wingmaker]

Thanks everyone for the help Love and Blessing