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size=2>Thanks for your reply Jack.. A bit if research shows you're
correct. 2450-2483.5 MHz is allocated for </FONT><SPAN
class=postbody>TV auxilary broadcast. I was not aware of this. So
just above the ham band, as it stops at 2450 MHz. The license I
found for a different (WGBA) local TV station I found isn't anything weird after
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size=3><SPAN class=postbody><FONT face=Arial size=2>However what I witnessed
Monday was centered on 2413 MHz, from WBAY. Could it be that what I saw
from them was indeed a Part 15 thing, or do you think they were opperating under
some newly formed STA? I guess now that I know a bit more about this, next
week I'll call and
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