Question about FCC records

[Technoguy58]

I hope that it is OK to ask about this in this sub-forum topic. I was checking on an area utility (Magnolia Electric) that has licenses in 2 neighboring counties and noticed that 1 is for regular industrial/ business conventional frequencies and the other is for industrial/business trunked frequencies. My question is this, (for those with FCC experience),are the FCC records usually accurate? Could this be a mistake? I am wondering the best way to program this system. So far I have only seen activity when I program it as conventional. By the way, it is a DMR system. The licenses are WQUJ694 and KKB779. The class for the frequencies listed are either FB2 or FB8 which makes me curious as to whether this is maybe 2 separate systems. Any ideas?? Thanks for the input. By the way, I asked about this in this forum because I'm am hoping for advice on how to program this. Not a whole lot of activity on it.

 

[nd5y]

FCC records are only as accurate as the data that was entered into the ULS. I have seen conventional systeme licensed as trunked systems and the other way around.
Without actually monitoring the systems on the two licenses I can't tell what they are doing. It looks like one trunked site and one conventional site.

All I can tell is that KKB779 was probably originally issued in the 1950's and they modified it over the years. WQUJ694 was originally issued in 2014.

 

[W8RMH]

WQUJ694 and KKB779 are both licensed for DMR. Go to the frequencies tab and click on Emissions, (7K60FXD/7K60FXE denotes DMR).

WQUJ694 is located at: 755 Hwy 27 North, Tylertown, MS, Walthall County.


KKB779 is used at these three locations:

5.5 MI SW Of Mf Comb MS, Amite County.

Hwy 98, 3 Miles E of McComb, MS Pike County.

Near 3029 Hwy 98 West, Summit, MS Pike County.

I believe you program trunked systems as conventional.

 

[MtnBiker2005]

The RRDB FCC License page with built in map.

KKB779
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?fccCallsign=KKB779

WQUJ694
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?fccCallsign=WQUJ694

 

[rbrtklamp2]

Even with most DMR trunked is trunked and conventional is conventional. There are some single frequency trunked systems out there on on DMR but most motorola DMR will either have a rest channel or a actual control channel.

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