NJFFSA16
04-06-2002, 07:36 PM
What does your department do about unlicensed radio traffic on your frequencies?
We use numerous frequencies that are allocated "Forestry Conservation" by the FCC. Over the past few years, we have had an influx of interference from NYC taxi companies, courier services and
even a police agency from another state. It's difficult to track down the source of the taxi interference...we've even had amatuer radio clubs use directional antennas to find the location.
We can't do anything about the police agency....the FCC granted them a license on a "forestry conservation" channel. But the taxi cabs...well, I'm told the FCC won't pursue the matter.
Anyone have to deal with this sort of problem?
(We do have PL tones....but as soon as the carrier opens, all bets are off)
:eek:
We use numerous frequencies that are allocated "Forestry Conservation" by the FCC. Over the past few years, we have had an influx of interference from NYC taxi companies, courier services and
even a police agency from another state. It's difficult to track down the source of the taxi interference...we've even had amatuer radio clubs use directional antennas to find the location.
We can't do anything about the police agency....the FCC granted them a license on a "forestry conservation" channel. But the taxi cabs...well, I'm told the FCC won't pursue the matter.
Anyone have to deal with this sort of problem?
(We do have PL tones....but as soon as the carrier opens, all bets are off)
:eek: