800 MHz Itinerant freq's ?

RadioSouth · Post by **RadioSouth** » Wed Mar 13, 2002 10:04 am

Anyone know if there are any 800 MHz itinerant freq's. or any 800 MHz Conventional freq's. with a national allocation to business users ?

franko · Post by **franko** » Wed Mar 13, 2002 11:23 am

I searched alot of information sites and the highest itenerant freq. I could find was...
467.9250.
I did find several mutual aid freq's in 800 but I don't think that is what you need.
I'll keep looking.
Franko

OX · Post by OX » Wed Mar 13, 2002 7:42 pm

Isn't 853.4875 the unofficial nationwide talkaround frequency? EVERYBODY in my area uses it for talkaround, Police, Fire, Sheriff, Business.

RadioSouth · Post by **RadioSouth** » Wed Mar 13, 2002 8:37 pm

Thanks for the input, FCC DB search shows
853.4875 licensed extensively by Nextel in
many states so that one's out in many areas.
Talking about unofficial frequencies 123.45
at the airports is usually interesting- officially a flight school allocation but widely used by aircraft on the ground, airport service vehicles, even heard the airport plice using it on a radar trap between the clocking and chase car.

April · Post by **April** » Wed Mar 13, 2002 10:16 pm

After Nexthell screwed up 800 band, it is a wonder anything is available. The took EVERYTHING. Set up a simplex on their control chanel input frequency and see how NH likes it.
On 900 936.2125 is used as a simplex channel.

jim · Post by **jim** » Thu Mar 14, 2002 6:33 am

That sounds devious!

Speaking of itinerate freqs., does anyone have a complete list of the UHF ones?

OX · Post by OX » Thu Mar 14, 2002 8:29 pm

123.45 is multicom or unicom, the channel 19 of the air-band...

Try this link for the Itinerant channels:
http://www.bright.net/~wbowery/itin.htm

Then there's always the FRS channels, which almost every business, restaurant and construction company uses now...I thought it was the FAMILY radio service...I digress.

techie · Post by **techie** » Thu Mar 14, 2002 8:39 pm

Nah.. it's the Free-For-All Radio Service.

CHEFA2001 · Post by **CHEFA2001** » Thu Mar 14, 2002 8:43 pm

151.625 Red Dot
151.955 Purple Dot
154.57 Blue Dot
154.6 Grenn Dot
464.5 Brown Dot
464.55 Yellow Dot
467.7625 J Dot
467.8125 K Dot
467.85 Silver Dot
467.875 Gold Star
467.9 Red Star
467.925 Blue Star
462.575 White Dot
462.625 Black Dot
462.675 Orange Dot

central150 · Post by **central150** » Fri Mar 15, 2002 11:58 am

I know the 800mhz National emergency Talkaround Channels that are in use in Massachusetts and Connecicut...there are 5 of them... 866.0125 866.5125 867.0125 867.5125 and 868.0125. Every Police Dept. in Mass. that uses 800mhz has these channels. I know the CT State Police uses them also..

Tony

Tom in D.C. · Post by **Tom in D.C.** » Fri Mar 15, 2002 1:37 pm

Add to chefa2001's UHF list:

469.500 No dot or star designation
469.550 No dot or star designation

...but they are nevertheless licensable (is that a word?) itinerant US channels.

Tom, W2NJS
...in D.C.

Will · Post by **Will** » Fri Mar 15, 2002 8:59 pm

Tom, 464.5/469.5 and 464.55/469.55 REQUIRE a license. 35 watts max power and no permant use.

N4UMJ · Post by **N4UMJ** » Fri Mar 15, 2002 10:05 pm

http://www.fordyce.org/scanning/scannin ... _freq.html

The above link is from a scanning site and it lists the Dot, LP & Itinerant Freqs.

853.4875 was so important that the new Bearcat 780XLT scanner has it as one of their pre-programmed special frequencies.

So far I am impressed with the scanner!

Ed