Often I'll go on something like maprad.io and I'll look up a specific site to find details on frequencies and control channels. I'll often find tons of frequencies in the 800's that aren't on the RadioReference Wiki.
An example would be the Royal-Road site in Fredericton. On RR there is only about 4 actual frequencies listed for the site, but when on the official licensing there's a lot more.
Would anyone be able to explain why these aren't listed? Here's a photo of the Radio Reference Wiki;

In comparison to the actual licensing;

An example would be the Royal-Road site in Fredericton. On RR there is only about 4 actual frequencies listed for the site, but when on the official licensing there's a lot more.
Would anyone be able to explain why these aren't listed? Here's a photo of the Radio Reference Wiki;

In comparison to the actual licensing;
