Crown Castle inc. has gotten approval for increased power on their new wireless service nation wide. Audio, video, data etc. Rollout expected soon in 31 markets:
001 "New York, NY-NJ/Nassau-Suffolk, NY/Newark, Jersey City and Paterson-Clifton-Passaic, NJ"
002 "Los Angeles-Long Beach/Anaheim-Santa Ana-Garden Grove/Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA"
003 "Chicago, IL"
004 "Philadelphia, PA"
005 "Detroit/Ann Arbor, MI"
006 "Boston-Lowell-Brockton-Lawrence-Haverhill, MA-NH"
007 "San Francisco-Oakland, CA"
008 "Washington, DC-MD-VA"
009 "Dallas-Forth Worth, TX"
010 "Houston, TX"
011 "St. Louis, MO-IL"
012 "Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, FL"
013 "Pittsburgh, PA"
014 "Baltimore, MD"
015 "Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN-WI"
016 "Cleveland, OH"
017 "Atlanta, GA"
018 "San Diego, CA"
019 "Denver-Boulder, CO"
020 "Seattle-Everett, WA"
021 "Milwaukee, WI"
022 "Tampa-St. Petersburg, FL"
023 "Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN"
024 "Kansas City, MO-KS"
025 "Buffalo, NY"
026 "Phoenix, AZ"
027 "San Jose, CA"
028 "Indianapolis, IN"
029 "New Orleans, LA"
030 "Portland, OR-WA"
and Las Vegas.
Crown Castle owns many towers in our area.
This is in the 1670-1675 Mhz band just below the Hydroxyl line frequency.
Nationwide callsign is WQPY831.
It is called Modeo.
http://www.modeo.com/
New Video and Audio service Nationwide
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Crown Castle states that it intends to use the 1670-1675 MHz band license to provide a oneway
(base-to-mobile) nationwide service, called Modeo,13 to wireless handsets with at least 10 video
channels and 24 audio channels.14 Crown Castle states that its network will be based on the new Digital Video Broadcasting–Transmission System for Handheld Terminals (DVB-H) standard,15 which will use a
5-MHz carrier bandwidth at each base station.16 Crown Castle requests that rather than complying with the
current 2 kW EIRP limit for fixed and base station operations in the band on a “per carrierâ€
(base-to-mobile) nationwide service, called Modeo,13 to wireless handsets with at least 10 video
channels and 24 audio channels.14 Crown Castle states that its network will be based on the new Digital Video Broadcasting–Transmission System for Handheld Terminals (DVB-H) standard,15 which will use a
5-MHz carrier bandwidth at each base station.16 Crown Castle requests that rather than complying with the
current 2 kW EIRP limit for fixed and base station operations in the band on a “per carrierâ€