The FM Preliminary Study uses the FM Query to generate a list of stations, applications, allotments, and petitions for rulemaking that WILL be considered during review of an FM construction permit application. This analysis is based only on spacing considerations (separation between stations); no contour or coverage analysis is performed. As the spacings in this search are set to exceed the maximum spacing requirements in 47 CFR Section 73.207, many records shown on the list may not adversely impact a particular station proposal. The FM Preliminary Study displays records on the same channel or frequency (cochannel), the first-adjacent, second-adjacent, and third-adjacent channels above and below the selected channel, as well as the Intermediate Frequency (I.F.) channels (53 or 54 channels above or below the selected channel).

Please be aware that compliance with the spacing rules may not be sufficient for acceptance or grant of a construction permit application or a petition for rulemaking to add a new commercial FM allotment. The Commission will consider (as needed) additional information which may not be shown here. Because information in the Commission's databases changes daily, as does the FM Query, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the results obtained from the FM Preliminary Study. Parties interested in Low Power FM (LPFM) stations should use the LPFM Channel Finder which is tailored for that particular service.

Enter Study Channel:           88.1 MHz --- 201       88.3 MHz --- 202       88.5 MHz --- 203       88.7 MHz --- 204       88.9 MHz --- 205       89.1 MHz --- 206       89.3 MHz --- 207       89.5 MHz --- 208       89.7 MHz --- 209       89.9 MHz --- 210       90.1 MHz --- 211       90.3 MHz --- 212       90.5 MHz --- 213       90.7 MHz --- 214       90.9 MHz --- 215       91.1 MHz --- 216       91.3 MHz --- 217       91.5 MHz --- 218       91.7 MHz --- 219       91.9 MHz --- 220       92.1 MHz --- 221       92.3 MHz --- 222       92.5 MHz --- 223       92.7 MHz --- 224       92.9 MHz --- 225       93.1 MHz --- 226       93.3 MHz --- 227       93.5 MHz --- 228       93.7 MHz --- 229       93.9 MHz --- 230       94.1 MHz --- 231       94.3 MHz --- 232       94.5 MHz --- 233       94.7 MHz --- 234       94.9 MHz --- 235       95.1 MHz --- 236       95.3 MHz --- 237       95.5 MHz --- 238       95.7 MHz --- 239       95.9 MHz --- 240       96.1 MHz --- 241       96.3 MHz --- 242       96.5 MHz --- 243       96.7 MHz --- 244       96.9 MHz --- 245       97.1 MHz --- 246       97.3 MHz --- 247       97.5 MHz --- 248       97.7 MHz --- 249       97.9 MHz --- 250       98.1 MHz --- 251       98.3 MHz --- 252       98.5 MHz --- 253       98.7 MHz --- 254       98.9 MHz --- 255       99.1 MHz --- 256       99.3 MHz --- 257       99.5 MHz --- 258       99.7 MHz --- 259       99.9 MHz --- 260      100.1 MHz --- 261      100.3 MHz --- 262      100.5 MHz --- 263      100.7 MHz --- 264      100.9 MHz --- 265      101.1 MHz --- 266      101.3 MHz --- 267      101.5 MHz --- 268      101.7 MHz --- 269      101.9 MHz --- 270      102.1 MHz --- 271      102.3 MHz --- 272      102.5 MHz --- 273      102.7 MHz --- 274      102.9 MHz --- 275      103.1 MHz --- 276      103.3 MHz --- 277      103.5 MHz --- 278      103.7 MHz --- 279      103.9 MHz --- 280      104.1 MHz --- 281      104.3 MHz --- 282      104.5 MHz --- 283      104.7 MHz --- 284      104.9 MHz --- 285      105.1 MHz --- 286      105.3 MHz --- 287      105.5 MHz --- 288      105.7 MHz --- 289      105.9 MHz --- 290      106.1 MHz --- 291      106.3 MHz --- 292      106.5 MHz --- 293      106.7 MHz --- 294      106.9 MHz --- 295      107.1 MHz --- 296      107.3 MHz --- 297      107.5 MHz --- 298      107.7 MHz --- 299      107.9 MHz --- 300       Transmitter Site Coordinates (NAD 27):           Latitude (D M S):     N     S           Longitude (D M S):   W     E           [  Reference Coordinates for Communities ]       Output -- Select FM Query or FM List             FM Query provides more information about individual stations             FM List provides faster response for larger inquiries.             FM Short List (easiest printed, fastest) FM List (intermediate detail, fast) FM Query (detailed output + CDBS links) Text file (no delimiters / no links) Text file (pipe delimited / no links) Former (pre 2000) "VAX Flat File" format (Text file)               Key for Text file output options      Use the next two options to limit the output to particular services       or record types. Most users will prefer the "All" default options.       Service (optional): All Records Full Service FM (FM)     Commercial FM only     Educational FM only Translators (FX) Low Power FM (FL) FM Boosters (FB) FM Auxiliary (backup) (FS) FM Allotments (FA) FM Rulemakings (FR)             Record Types (optional):   All records Pending Applications Construction Permits Licensed Stations Used Allotments Vacant Allotments Reserved Allotments             Change output text size (5 to 30 point):