Wright County

[kc0ewq]

Looking for info on Wright County. I assume the control freqs from the "Enfield Simulcast (Sherburne-Wright)" site would be the ones to program into my RS Pro-106. However, according to the ULS License info, the license for that site has been cancelled since Sept. 2009. Is there another site that covers that area?
Also could someone point me to info on how to interpret the map below. Can it be used to find the freqs needed? I understand the "Z-#" is the zone or the "RFSS" number in the ARMER chart and the "S-#" is the site number, i.e. "Z-4:S-40" gives me the Enfield info. The part I don't understand is the last "-#". What does it tell you?
Thanks for your help.

 

[KD0OTK]

As far as I know Enfield is still in use. 851.85000 is the main control channel. A few months ago 851.47500 was in use while 851.85000 was being worked on. A few others and I were experiencing better audio while the backup was being used for a few days, but they've switched back.

 

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[CMListner]

Sherburne Wright county is a simulcast system. It is Zone 4 site 40. The last number is just county/identifying the number of towers on the system. They would all use the same control channels, which is listed as the enfield site.