Does anyone have information on freq used here or FCC license info?
~DH
~DH
Nothing that I'm aware of. Search of FCC for both application and license and can't find anything, so if they're doing anything radio wise, it's likely low powered mobile to mobile. Being the size of the park that may be all they need, but that may also change in the future.Does anyone have information on freq used here or FCC license info?
~DH
Nothing even in a radius search of the location, so based on that I would suggest checking out some of the local Rental licenses and see what you find for users (Both Trunk and Conventional) ie: Local Radio Shops who sell/lease air timeI tried searching FCC and even searched their mailing address in Orlando to see if they use mobile, but couldn’t find anything
That's the Star Center, aka Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters.I'm not familiar with that area at all. However, I was looking at recent FCC licenses, and the two below look interesting. They have 500-600 mobile units. It might be worth checking out.
FRISCO MANAGEMENT LP
FCC Callsign WQXU447 (FRISCO MANAGEMENT LP)
FCC Callsign WQXK513 (Frisco Management LP)
Happy Scanning!
Were you by any chance able to pick up the Omni resort from there? Their freqs also still need to be added to the database and I haven't had the time to try to go there with my SDR. Their FCC licences show DMR and I've seen them with XPR radios but their audio sounds analog I have no idea what they are using.I made the trip to Frisco today, and parked the mobile rig at the RaceTrac across the Tollway from the park. Running a survey on low gain (reducing the noise) returned a couple of known systems but nothing new. My guess is they may be using radios that don't require licenses in simplex without a repeater.
Unfortunately, no. When doing these surveys with the mobile rig, I tend to turn down the gain on the SDR's so my waterfall only picks up signals that are in close proximity, so I didn't pick them up.Were you by any chance able to pick up the Omni resort from there? Their freqs also still need to be added to the database and I haven't had the time to try to go there with my SDR. Their FCC licences show DMR and I've seen them with XPR radios but their audio sounds analog I have no idea what they are using.