Odd active frequency result search via FCC website

[northwildwoodnjman1969]

I just went to the FCC website to search for any active frequencies that may be in my town (North Wildwood) that may not be known via putting in my zip code, and i came across a very odd frequency.
Call sign WQGS571 and the frequency is 000001.64000000 Anybody know what it is? I haven't tried to add it to my scanner as of yet.

 

[nd5y]

It's a TIS on 1640 kHz in the AM broadcast band. You can't receive it on a scanner.

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Scanners don't cover 1 MHz. You'd need an AM radio, communications receiver, HF radio or SDR

 

[RaleighGuy]

Anybody know what it is? I haven't tried to add it to my scanner as of yet.

Tells you right on the main page of the license

 

[ecps92]

I just went to the FCC website to search for any active frequencies that may be in my town (North Wildwood) that may not be known via putting in my zip code, and i came across a very odd frequency.
Call sign WQGS571 and the frequency is 000001.64000000 Anybody know what it is? I haven't tried to add it to my scanner as of yet.

Eligibility​

90.20 - Travelers Information Station​

 

[northwildwoodnjman1969]

thank you

 

[ResQguy]

• North Wildwood’s 1640 AM traveler’s Information Station is the municipal AM radio station that is used regularly to broadcasts messages regarding the municipal services and tourism related information. However when there is a storm emergency 1640AM broadcasts emergency information. 1640AM can be heard on your AM Station or via the internet at northwildwood.com. The radio station is located in the Emergency Management Office and is capable of transmitting live broadcasts in the event of an emergency.