Knox County, Nebraska Digital Frequencies

Find new radio traffic with your digital radio scanner with this reference of 36 radio frequencies authorized for use in Knox County, Nebraska. Frequencies are separated into two tables (conventional and trunked). For customized results, including data formatted for import into popular scanner programming software, visit the Digital Search Page.

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Conventional Frequencies

32 conventional voice frequencies including 14 DMR, 18 NXDN digital scanner frequencies are included in the table below. Frequencies are listed in the order of DMR -> NXDN -> P25 and sorted within each frequency type by Entity Name.

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FrequencyFrequency in Megahertz (MHz)
TypeClass Station Code (Transmitter Type)

MO – Mobile (includes handhelds)
FB – Base
FB2 – Mobile Relay (conventional repeater)
FB6 – Private Carrier for Profit
FB8 – Centralized Trunk Relay (Trunked System)
FBT – Temporary Base
FX1 – Control Station (Possibly Dispatch Center)

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PwrMax Output Power of Transmitter, Watts

Used to determine strength of RF signal and the likelihood of receiving the frequency
Entity NameThe licensee of the frequency.
Call SignClick the hyperlink to view full license information on the FCC website.
CityThe general location of the transmitter. Many licenses do not include this information—in such cases, the field will be blank.
SrvcRadio Service Code

Common examples:

PW - Public Safety, Conventional
IG - Industrial/Business, Conventional
YG - Industrial/Business, Trunked
YE - Public Safety, Trunked
SY - Public Safety, Trunked 700 MHz
Codes beginning with "Y" indicate trunked systems.

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Eligibility ActivityThis description is useful for determining the purpose and use of the radio frequency.
462.2DMRFB225BLOOM N EGG FARMWNXR610BLOOMFIELDIGWE ARE IN THE BUSINESS OF TRANSFORMATION OF PLANTS AND GRAINS TO ANIMAL FEEDS. RADIOS USED FOR PLANT ACTIVITIES.
467.2DMRMO5BLOOM N EGG FARMWNXR610BLOOMFIELDIGWE ARE IN THE BUSINESS OF TRANSFORMATION OF PLANTS AND GRAINS TO ANIMAL FEEDS. RADIOS USED FOR PLANT ACTIVITIES.
810.1375DMRMO15DARYLL LIGHTNER FARMS DBA D&L COMPANYWRDC422VerdigreGJFarming
855.1375DMRFB250DARYLL LIGHTNER FARMS DBA D&L COMPANYWRDC422VerdigreGJFarming
153.11DMRFB250North Central Public Power DistrictKAB495NIOBRARAIGELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
153.11DMRMO45North Central Public Power DistrictKAB495NIOBRARAIGELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
153.59DMRFB132North Central Public Power DistrictKAB495NIOBRARAIGELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
153.59DMRFB250North Central Public Power DistrictKAB495NIOBRARAIGELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
153.59DMRFB2110NORTH CENTRAL PUBLIC POWER DISTRICTWNMK756CREIGHTONIGELECTRIC UTILITY OPERATING ON A COMMERCIAL BASIS.
153.59DMRMO45North Central Public Power DistrictKAB495NIOBRARAIGELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
153.59DMRMO110NORTH CENTRAL PUBLIC POWER DISTRICTWNMK756CREIGHTONIGELECTRIC UTILITY OPERATING ON A COMMERCIAL BASIS.
158.25DMRMO45North Central Public Power DistrictKAB495NIOBRARAIGELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
158.25DMRMO110NORTH CENTRAL PUBLIC POWER DISTRICTWNMK756CREIGHTONIGELECTRIC UTILITY OPERATING ON A COMMERCIAL BASIS.
158.3475DMRMO45North Central Public Power DistrictKAB495NIOBRARAIGELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION
461.1NXDNFB225BECKER, BRITTWQWI786BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming operations.
461.1NXDNMO50BECKER, BRITTWQWI786BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming operations.
466.1NXDNMO50BECKER, BRITTWQWI786BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming operations.
461.2NXDNFB40DOERR, JAMESWPKW365BLOOMFIELDIGAPPLICANT OWNS A FARM. RADIO WILL BE USED TO ENHANCE FARM OPERATIONS BY COORDINATING PERSONNEL AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.
461.2NXDNMO40DOERR, JAMESWPKW365BLOOMFIELDIGAPPLICANT OWNS A FARM. RADIO WILL BE USED TO ENHANCE FARM OPERATIONS BY COORDINATING PERSONNEL AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.
451.325NXDNFB240Mark Miller LLCWRCS858BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming and feedlot operation.
451.325NXDNMO45Mark Miller LLCWRCS858BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming and feedlot operation.
456.325NXDNMO45Mark Miller LLCWRCS858BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming and feedlot operation.
464.9375NXDNMO45Mark Miller LLCWRCS858BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming and feedlot operation.
464.98125NXDNMO45Mark Miller LLCWRCS858BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming and feedlot operation.
468.3375NXDNMO45Mark Miller LLCWRCS858BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming and feedlot operation.
468.4625NXDNMO45Mark Miller LLCWRCS858BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming and feedlot operation.
469.98125NXDNMO45Mark Miller LLCWRCS858BloomfieldIGApplicant will use radios to coordinate activities of farming and feedlot operation.
451.4375NXDNMO5OHIYA CASINO AND RESORTWQRU406NiobraraIGSECURITY AND SAFETY COMM AT CASINO AND RESORT
452.5125NXDNMO5OHIYA CASINO AND RESORTWQRU406NiobraraIGSECURITY AND SAFETY COMM AT CASINO AND RESORT
456.4375NXDNMO5OHIYA CASINO AND RESORTWQRU406NiobraraIGSECURITY AND SAFETY COMM AT CASINO AND RESORT
457.5125NXDNMO5OHIYA CASINO AND RESORTWQRU406NiobraraIGSECURITY AND SAFETY COMM AT CASINO AND RESORT
457.6875NXDNMO5OHIYA CASINO AND RESORTWQRU406NiobraraIGSECURITY AND SAFETY COMM AT CASINO AND RESORT

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Trunked Frequencies

4 trunked frequencies including 4 P25 digital scanner frequencies are included in the table below. Trunked radio systems utilize a data channel and multiple voice frequencies. Frequencies are listed in the order of DMR -> NXDN -> P25 and sorted within each frequency type by Entity Name.

Notice: To allow practical viewing of the table below, some data columns are removed on smaller display widths. If you are seeing this message, some columns are removed from the table. To see all columns, view this webpage on a display that allows a browser window width of at least 1,000 pixels.

FrequencyFrequency in Megahertz (MHz)
TypeClass Station Code (Transmitter Type)

MO – Mobile (includes handhelds)
FB – Base
FB2 – Mobile Relay (conventional repeater)
FB6 – Private Carrier for Profit
FB8 – Centralized Trunk Relay (Trunked System)
FBT – Temporary Base
FX1 – Control Station (Possibly Dispatch Center)

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PwrMax Output Power of Transmitter, Watts

Used to determine strength of RF signal and the likelihood of receiving the frequency
Entity NameThe licensee of the frequency.
Call Sign
& LOC#Click the hyperlink to view full license information on the FCC website. The frequency location (site) number is listed below the call sign.
CityThe general location of the transmitter. Many licenses do not include this information—in such cases, the field will be blank.
SrvcRadio Service Code

Common examples:

PW - Public Safety, Conventional
IG - Industrial/Business, Conventional
YG - Industrial/Business, Trunked
YE - Public Safety, Trunked
SY - Public Safety, Trunked 700 MHz
Codes beginning with "Y" indicate trunked systems.

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Eligibility ActivityThis description is useful for determining the purpose and use of the radio frequency.
154.695P25FB8100NEBRASKA, STATE OFWQWF364
LOC 1
WINNETOONYWGOVERNMENTAL ENTITY PROVIDING COMMUNICATIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY
155.37P25FB8100NEBRASKA, STATE OFWQWF364
LOC 1
WINNETOONYWGOVERNMENTAL ENTITY PROVIDING COMMUNICATIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY
155.6025P25FB8100NEBRASKA, STATE OFWQWF364
LOC 1
WINNETOONYWGOVERNMENTAL ENTITY PROVIDING COMMUNICATIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY
156.1275P25FB8100NEBRASKA, STATE OFWQWF364
LOC 1
WINNETOONYWGOVERNMENTAL ENTITY PROVIDING COMMUNICATIONS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY

These results were updated with the latest information from the FCC on Sunday, May 5, 2024 at 9:31pm CDT.

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