FCC IEM Frequencies HELP!!!

[brokenbones]

I'm getting ready to purchase a used IEM system and I need some concrete advice on which frequencies to stay away from. I live in the US and I know the 698-806MHZ is no good. Are there any others that may become "bad" in the future? Also, can I operate below the 698-806 with a system that uses 614-647MHZ? Any help or references would be appreciated. Thanks.

-Eric

 

[italianstalion]

Yes dude that is correct, you should definitely stay away from 698-806 MHZ frequency. My recommendation is in range 516-558 MHZ.

 

[Munjibunga]

Yes, you can operate in the 614 to 647 Mhz range.

 

[uhdinator]

Here's a handy tool. Put in the zip code of where you are using your wireless system.
You can select pgx or slx system regardless of what brand / system you are using so it will open the next page and you will see what freq's are being used by radio/tv or other things in your area.

Select show channels AND freq's
Might save you so time and hassles especially when researching a new purchase.

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[Bassamatic]

Currently the FCC does not have any more scams pending to take more of the public spectrum away and sell it off to the highest bidders.

However,in their typical style, they are allowing some some new wireless networking that interferes with GPS signals.

 

[musicman7722]

Here's a handy tool. Put in the zip code of where you are using your wireless system.
You can select pgx or slx system regardless of what brand / system you are using so it will open the next page and you will see what freq's are being used by radio/tv or other things in your area.

Select show channels AND freq's
Might save you so time and hassles especially when researching a new purchase.

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Nice site thanks