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Contact: Zachary Thompson, [email protected], (571) 287-8726 Visit our website at http://selectspectrum.com to learn more May 2020 Wireless Spectrum Licenses in the AMTS (217-220 MHz) Band Ideal for Passenger and Freight Rail Applications Available Nearly Nationwide Select Spectrum represents Susan L. Uecker and Associates, Receiver and manager of Automated Maritime Telecommunications System “AMTS” (217-220 MHz) FCC licensed spectrum of up to 2.0 MHz bandwidth. Coverage is presently available across virtually the entire United States, and the owners will partition the licenses geographically and spectrally to match buyer requirements. Alstom Signaling Operation, Amtrak, GE Transportation Systems, railway consortium PTC-220 and additional passenger and freight railways have acquired and are using AMTS and spectrum in 217-222 MHz bands for operations in areas across the U.S. AMTS license coverage is shown below, detailing available capacity (in kHz), per county: 217-220 MHz spectrum has excellent propagation and can be used for a broad range of applications including fixed & mobile data, voice, and video. AMTS licenses are in use by and recommend for passenger and freight rail communications, land mobile radio (LMR), positive train control (PTC) and other train protection systems. PTC is Congressionally mandated (original deadline of December 31, 2018), with the possibility of an extension of two years granted on a case by case basis.

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  • Contact: Zachary Thompson, [email protected], (571) 287-8726 Visit our website at http://selectspectrum.com to learn more

    May 2020

    Wireless Spectrum Licenses in the AMTS (217-220 MHz) Band Ideal for Passenger and Freight Rail Applications

    Available Nearly Nationwide Select Spectrum represents Susan L. Uecker and Associates, Receiver and manager of Automated Maritime Telecommunications System “AMTS” (217-220 MHz) FCC licensed spectrum of up to 2.0 MHz bandwidth. Coverage is presently available across virtually the entire United States, and the owners will partition the licenses geographically and spectrally to match buyer requirements. Alstom Signaling Operation, Amtrak, GE Transportation Systems, railway consortium PTC-220 and additional passenger and freight railways have acquired and are using AMTS and spectrum in 217-222 MHz bands for operations in areas across the U.S. AMTS license coverage is shown below, detailing available capacity (in kHz), per county:

    217-220 MHz spectrum has excellent propagation and can be used for a broad range of applications including fixed & mobile data, voice, and video. AMTS licenses are in use by and recommend for passenger and freight rail communications, land mobile radio (LMR), positive train control (PTC) and other train protection systems. PTC is Congressionally mandated (original deadline of December 31, 2018), with the possibility of an extension of two years granted on a case by case basis.

    mailto:[email protected]://selectspectrum.com/

  • Contact: Zachary Thompson, [email protected], (571) 287-8726 Visit our website at http://selectspectrum.com to learn more

    The Channel plan includes A and B blocks of 1 MHz each as shown below in green:

    Originally set aside for Automated Maritime Telecommunications System services, AMTS spectrum provides for a wide variety of FCC approved land uses with support of throughput of 2 Mbps or more per license per site. The licenses are typically divided into 2 x 500 kHz blocks which can be used to separate uplink and downlink; the A Block is located between 217.5-218.0 MHz / 219.5-220.0 MHz and the B Block is located between 217.0-217.5 MHz / 219.0-219.5 MHz. The large frequency allocation and wideband channels afford greater flexibility in network design and use. Two-way transmission may be divided between remote and base frequencies or by time division on the same channel. The buyer may also divide the blocks into narrower channels such as 6.25 or 12.5 kHz.

    AMTS spectrum can be used for broadcast or two-way; mobile or fixed; data, voice or video. Maximum downlink power is 1000 Watts ERP and maximum uplink power is 50 Watts ERP which provides for long range and high reliability. Networks may employ point-to-point, point-multipoint (tall site) and/or cellular architectures.

    Equipment for the band is made by Meteorcomm http://meteorcomm.com, Ondas Networks www.ondas.com, GE Grid Solutions https://www.gegridsolutions.com, 4RF www.4rf.com, Cambium http://www.cambiumnetworks.com, XetaWave www.xetawave.com, Alligator Communications www.alligatorcom.com, CalAmp http://www.calamp.com, Tait Communications www.taitradio.com and Hytera www.hytera.com. The band is also compatible with a new IEEE wireless standard – 802.16s “GRIDMAN”. This high reliability standard is intended for use by utilities and other critical infrastructure operators. Most of the licenses are valid through 2025 when they may be renewed for a small administrative fee.

    Basic information about key markets in the overall offering is shown below. In many locations, both the A and B channel block AMTS licenses are available for purchase:

    Market Code

    Market Block 2018 POPs 2018 MHz POPs Market

    Code Market Block 2018 POPs 2018 MHz POPs

    AMT001 North Atlantic A 38,259,886 33,350,887 AMT007 North Pacific A 4,673,416 4,653,158 AMT001 North Atlantic B 32,501,691 28,539,496 AMT007 North Pacific B 7,504,184 5,664,901 AMT002 Mid-Atlantic B 37,092,392 31,589,019 AMT008 Hawaii A 1,690,758 1,606,220 AMT003 South Atlantic A 37,168,693 36,239,476 AMT008 Hawaii B 1,690,758 1,606,220 AMT003 South Atlantic B 37,168,693 36,239,476 AMT009 Alaska A 737,438 719,002 AMT004 Mississippi River B 93,588,077 88,744,664 AMT009 Alaska B 737,438 719,002 AMT005 Great Lakes B 37,420,169 35,564,692 AMT010 Mountains B 26,327,594 25,599,591 AMT006 South Pacific B 15,706,705 14,921,370 Total 10 Markets A/B 299,613,640 345,505,623

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    Wireless Spectrum Licenses in the AMTS (217-220 MHz) Band Ideal for Passenger and Freight Rail ApplicationsAvailable Nearly Nationwide


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