Rhinelander Business Frequencies

[gregroo75]

I like listening to retail as well....For any of you with scanners in the Rhinelander area...Do you know what the frequency is for the Rhinelander Walmart?

 

[wirr]

There is a store in Rhinelander on 154.570 DPL 025. Possibly this is WalMart; do they have a register 20? "Stockman for a carryout on register 20."

There is a store on the east side of town on 464.550 67.0 that has a "beauty area."

 

[waynemuck]

I like listening to retail as well....For any of you with scanners in the Rhinelander area...Do you know what the frequency is for the Rhinelander Walmart?

If you go to the data base for Wisconsin/Oneida County and look for.....County FCC License Report for Oneida County, WI ..........listed under "Reports" in the tool bar.......you might find what you're looking for. If it isn't there..............try finding the same report for the entire state of Wisconsin.

 

[gregroo75]

Thanks...154.570 is the correct frequency for Walmart

 

[RevGary]

Just a technical FYI - According to the FCC's own database, there are 277 listings for the State of Wisconsin for 154.570 Mhz. and Wal-Mart (anywhere in the state) is not listed as 'active', 'expired', or 'terminated'.

If they are actively using a non-licensed radio system, send a note about it to the FCC Enforcement Office at 1550 Northwest Highway in Park Ridge, ILL. They might like to know about it.

The secretary of our business radio service users group in Northeastern Wisconsin did the same thing regarding Sam's Club locally and the agency shut them down and issued a non compliance warning for non licensed operation and interferance. They were operating a 25 watt base and 31 - 4 watt portables inside the warehouse on another Itinerant-only frequency from a fixed location and without licensing. Corporate arrogance seems to be the pattern with Sam Walton's conglomerate.

 

[wirr]

154.570 does not require a license; it is a MURS freq (2 watt limitation).

 

[RevGary]

I used this link and entered "Wisconsin" and that frequency of "154.570" in the appropriate areas and hit Search...

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/Uls...yQ58srg91DNcVQQNgLSkM!-1854801277!-2081851381

Are these business radio service IG licenses "grandfathered" or what ?

 

[OpSec]

I used this link and entered "Wisconsin" and that frequency of "154.570" in the appropriate areas and hit Search...

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/searchAdvanced.jsp;JSESSIONID_ULSSEARCH=k28hJYmTvhhvq7PJGQw2YyKhb51yXP2yQ58srg91DNcVQQNgLSkM!-1854801277!-2081851381

Are these business radio service IG licenses "grandfathered" or what ?

Yes.

Before MURS was created, there were a literal ton of IG licenses on those upper MURS channels, which are grandfathered users.

 

[RevGary]

Thanks for the info. Must be a little rough for MURS users in areas where active IG licenses are still operating at an ERP over "2 watts"...