Anyone know if they have any radios in use for the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire? Someone asked me, and I am not aware of any used beyond FRS / MURS..
Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire
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After searching the address on Antennasearch, I'm not seeing any relevant licenses at or around the site. I'd also keep an ear on the common & itinerant business channels. Though I've never been to this particular faire, I've gotten some pretty interesting hits here from others
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I will check with a friend of mine that works at Triangle Communications, but I am pretty sure that the PA Renaissance Faire rents their radios from Triangle during the busy season only.
If they're anything like other good-sized faires (Renaissance as well as other types), yeah, it's a safe bet they're running at least security comms. If they're permanent, it's also likely they've got some kind of officially licensed channel. If the company that owns it is anything like the company around here (Bristol, Wisconsin) where the company that runs it owns multiple renaissance festivals, you might want to check where the owning company is located: if the company has their main offices off-site, the FCC info might show the company's home address (instead of the location of the fest) as the transmitting city (I've seen it happen!).
I'd say this is a Prime Suspect... 
DMR Conventional, Possible CC2 (just a hunch)
I'd give this a listen as well..
FCC Callsign WNKM979 (Triangle Communications, Inc)
FCC Callsign WNKM979 (Triangle Communications, Inc)
www.radioreference.com
I'd give this a listen as well..
FCC Callsign KB90819 (MAZZA VINEYARDS INC)
FCC Callsign KB90819 (MAZZA VINEYARDS INC)
www.radioreference.com
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