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Can I Use the Same Frequency in Multiple Locations?

Direct Answer:
Yes, frequencies can often be reused in different locations if there is sufficient geographic separation and no interference risk. This determination requires an engineering study during the coordination process.

What Determines Reuse

  • Distance between sites
  • Terrain blocking signals
  • Power levels
  • Existing license holders

Why This Matters
Frequency reuse is how limited spectrum supports a large number of users.

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