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LEDs: Link/Power Quality of Service: WMM Certification: FCC, CE
Security: WPA2/WPA-PSK (TKIP AES); WEP 64/128-bit; 802.1x Antenna Type: Built-in 1 chip antenna
Security: WPA2/WPA-PSK (TKIP AES); WEP 64/128-bit; 8021x Antenna Type: Built-in 1 chip antenna
Frequency Band: 24GHz Standards: IEEE 80211n; IEEE 80211b; 80211g Interface: USB 20/USB 11 Data Rate: Transmitting - Upto 150Mbps; Receiving - Upto 150Mbps


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How does the FCC track people who use frequencies w/o a license?


What if the signal is not constant and it is only used from time to time? Would they be able to detect that?
What is triangulation?


The FCC continually monitors frequencies and if it finds one is being used with out proper authorization it uses a plethora of satellites, airplanes, and land vehicles along with stationary antenna to triangulate on the offending signal. Remember, they are the Federal Government and thus have nearly limitless resources available to them.

2009-05-29 08:02:14 by xtremecatholic

www.landmobile.com FCC Frequency Coordinators


Serving the wireless land mobile industry for 60 years. www.landmobile.com or email license@landmobile.com

Where can I find a listing of the FCC FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS for the new HDTV channels?



The FCC website

2008-12-05 16:07:32 by Saturn 5

Motorola MR350R 35-Mile Range 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair)
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Does anyone know where to find the new/current scanner frequencies in Colorado after the FCC 800mhz rebanding?

I'm looking for the latest up-to-date Digital Trunking Radio System (DTRS) frequency list for Colorado. I'm having trouble finding current frequencies for Fremont County, Colorado.

** I've tried RadioReference.com. They don't list Fremont county in their trunking freq. list, and Google only pulls up outdated/old freq. lists.

Just thought I'd ask :)


Many areas of the state are on the states system:

From the FCC

Check these:
http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearc h/license.jsp?licKey=1301284

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearc h/license.jsp?licKey=2401141&__newWi ndow=false

http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearc h/license.jsp?licKey=2556194&__newWi ndow=false

You always do searches here:
http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/General_Menu_Re ports/


Fremont is definately on the state system:

1212 FRMNT CO MAC Fremont County Mutual Aid Channel
4377 FRMNT CO SO1 Fremont County Sheriff Channel-1
4378 FRMNT CO SO2 Fremont County Sheriff Channel-2
4381 FRMNT SO INV Fremont County Sheriff Investigations
1094 CAN CTY PD-1 Canon City Police Department Channel-11095 CAN CTY PD-2 Canon City Police Department Channel-2 1096 CAN CTY FD-1 Canon City Fire Department Channel-1
1097 CAN CTY FD-2 Canon City Fire Department Channel-2
4410 FLORENCE PD1 Florence Police Department Channel-1 4411 FLORENCE PD2 Florence Police Department Channel-2 4416 FLORENCE FD Florence Fire Department Fire Dispatch
4415 PENROSE FD Penrose Fire Department Fire Dispatch

2008-12-11 09:54:17 by micki

How do you get approval from the FCC for unblocked scanners?

on most scanners it says cell blcked meaning you cant dip down in to the cell frequencies. it says you need fcc aprroval to buy unblock ones. how do i get approved


Blocking cell phone numbers is done for a reason. To keep nosy people from you from listening in on them.The FCC won't give a private citizen permission to go to those freqs.with a scanner.If you find a way to do it you run the risk of heavy fines,jail time or both.

2006-12-15 06:05:46 by jimmy

Analog Television is on it's way out, what will replace those frequencies?

I've been hearing the FCC is holding bidding for the frequencies that old-style analog television uses, but I haven't been hearing which bidder is winning. Wide range wireless internet? More frequeicnes for cell phones? Something else altogether? What's the scoop?


The cell phone companies seem to be the ones most interested in them. But since it's an open auction they could be sold for some other use. Last I heard, the bidding wasn't at active as the FCC had hoped it would be.

2008-04-06 17:45:45 by DayinthePark


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