N2ZGE said:
You can say whatever you want, there is NO OFFICIAL FCC license for 154.310 for "South County Dispatch" in Somerset County. If you don't believe me, search for yourself. Now, I'm not saying it's not "used in that fashion", but it's definitely not licensed that way.
Why do you keep dragging licenses into this? The answer to the question in in the database right here, and was mentioned well before you even posted. A frequency does not have have to be licensed by a
user, any user and regardless of
use, for it to be a real, confirmed channel.
N2ZGE said:
It looks like you're more confused than I am Jim considering you can't even read the FCC database properly. I suggest you learn that first before putting people down on the message boards.
I'm the one who can't read the database properly and yet you're the one who missed KRW393? I'm more confused yet I am the one who clearly remembers when some of those south county departments reached the dispatcher by calling 767? Am I the one who completely neglected to search the Radioreference.com database, which was already referenced as having the answer?
Okay, I admit, I did not search either database because until last week I used 154.310/100.0 to reach Somerset County on at least a weekly basis. When I cruised through the
Somerset County page just now I did notice that the callsign associated with South County Dispatch is incorrect. Scott, assuming you're reading this, can you correct that to KRW393 or KEJ767 for N2ZGE's benefit? 393 might be better lest others get thrown by Franklin being the 767 licensee.
To be very clear, the South County Dispatch channel does not use WPLQ928 for authorization. Bridgewater uses WPLQ928 themselves, at carrier squelch.
N2ZGE said:
I suggest you learn that first before putting people down on the message boards. Will no longer respond to rude comments regarding this.
If you really believe that then I would ask you to click the button to report my post to the moderators. They have very strict policies about rudeness and will review the thread and take action as necessary. You may even remember the regular moderator (and he you) from
last summer.
Jim