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ASR FAQ
Coordinates FAQs
ULS asks me to round up coordinates when I file with ASR. When I tried to search the ASR, I could not find registration number with the rounded coordinates. Instead, I found it under the FAA coordinates. Why does this problem occur?
Coordinates were rounded to the nearest tenth on an application. I received an error message that stated that the coordinates varied by more than one second and therefore would not allow me to enter the application. I entered the coordinates that were in the ASR database, and the coordinates did not vary by more than one second, contrary to what ULS indicated. Later, I was able to amend the application to change the coordinates. What caused this situation?
ULS asks me to round up coordinates when I file with ASR. When I tried to search the ASR, I could not find registration number with the rounded coordinates. Instead, I found it under the FAA coordinates. Why does this problem occur?
To evaluate this situation, we need the specific file numbers for the registration in question. In general, the antenna structure registrations are issued at the coordinates specified by the user. When searching for a specific structure, we recommend that you use a point radius search around a set of coordinates or search by the FAA study number, rather than looking for exact coordinates.
Coordinates were rounded to the nearest tenth on an application. I received an error message that stated that the coordinates varied by more than one second and therefore would not allow me to enter the application. I entered the coordinates that were in the ASR database, and the coordinates did not vary by more than one second, contrary to what ULS indicated. Later, I was able to amend the application to change the coordinates. What caused this situation?
Please provide us with the file numbers to allow the ULS Task Force to further research this problem.
Last reviewed/updated on 8/28/01.
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