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Just FWIW. Looking at the license (WNKC767) in the ULS, it appears that the application for modification was submitted May of 2011, and was for the addition of the frequency mentioned above with an input of 458.3875. It lists 100 pager units, and the emission designator indicates FMN.
I'm assuming by low-profile you mean not supposed to be a big deal. But what is it? Fire ground, secondary dispatch?
I'm assuming by low-profile you mean not supposed to be a big deal. But what is it? Fire ground, secondary dispatch?
No you mentioned something about low profile and I was just wondering does low profile mean something like low power or something else, this is all new to me. And about pagers, maybe they are going to better ones or something because they depend on pagers more then most other paid FD's. (Regular alarm, special alarm) Maybe low profile has something to do with pagers? I listen to them all the time and they are like my town's FD, Roselle, not sure they really need a fire ground or secondary but you never know, maybe they got some grant money for it. I will tell ya one thing, they have a very good setup right now I think. I hear them better then and clearer then some other towns closer to me.
Found this today...
ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Conventional License - WQPB265 - Union, County of
County now has their license to operate on Springfield FD's input. Take it the change over is coming soon?
ULS License - Public Safety Pool, Conventional License - WQPB265 - Union, County of
County now has their license to operate on Springfield FD's input. Take it the change over is coming soon?
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In my radio lexicon, "low profile" implies that an antenna is mounted relatively close to the ground, perhaps on a 1-2 story building as opposed to a tall tower. And the coverage would be limited to a few miles. HTH.
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