June 2014
Looking at the Cape TRS again - this is what the FCC ULS is telling me -
There is a Capewide system with 14 freqs at 10 sites - (the same 14
freqs are licensed at each of the 10 sites)
The Truro site on the Capewide system has 3 extra channels licensed
The Brewster site and the Wellfleet site on the Capewide system also
have 859.8875 licensed (an extra channel)
There is a different / extra site at Wellfleet with 5 different / extra freqs
858.2375 R is licensed as a conventional repeater at the Clay Hill
site in Barnstable. I wonder if that is intended as a emergency backup
countywide channel? I wonder if the extra Wellfleet site is intended
to be some sort of emergency backup system also?
Any of that make any sense to anyone?
Bottom line - This all looks like a 10 site 14 freq countywide
synchronized simulcast system with a couple of extra channels thrown
in to enhance capacity in some areas.
(I know we have discussed this in the past. Please forgive if I am
glossing over any details that you have already told me about. I am
kinda focusing just on the FCC ULS info here)