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In the Detroit area, there's some kind of business operations taking place on 446.150 MHz. I'm listening to them right now. I haven't been able to figure out what kind of business it is, but how did they get assigned a ham frequency to operate on? Isn't there enough business frequencies they could use instead, instead of encroaching on our bands?

We already lost 420-425 MHz to business and public safety. How much more do they plan to take away from us?

EDIT: Correction on this. It seems I've tuned an image of a strong business signal on 424.750. I'm listening on a RadioShack Pro-70 scanner. But still, the fact remains that they are operating on another frequency that used to be for hams.

[QUOTE="jeff48356, post: 432440, member: 34397"] In the Detroit area, there's some kind of business operations taking place on 446.150 MHz. I'm listening to them right now. I haven't been able to figure out what kind of business it is, but how did they get assigned a ham frequency to operate on? Isn't there enough business frequencies they could use instead, instead of encroaching on our bands? We already lost 420-425 MHz to business and public safety. How much more do they plan to take away from us? EDIT: Correction on this. It seems I've tuned an image of a strong business signal on 424.750. I'm listening on a RadioShack Pro-70 scanner. But still, the fact remains that they are operating on another frequency that used to be for hams. [/QUOTE]

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