Commercial TV and Radio Stations 2-ways

At one time I owned a Bearcat scanner and found the inbound traffic report frequency for WSB-AM in Atlanta. Occasionally I could find the outbound channel for some of the TV stations to their remote trucks.

Sold the scanner some time ago. But would be interested in getting a new one if these frequencies are available to them? Anybody know? Never saw them listed in the "RADIO CALL" directories.

Broadcast Auxiliary or RPU freqs usually use 450-451 and 455-456 MHz in most areas (either separate or paired for repeater or duplexed use)...there are some frequencies that can be used as well...with new digital and other emissions, they may use 6.26 or 12.5 or wider bandwidths..MOST are still normal FM based on 25kHz spacing....so you can still use a scanner for reception. Just program in the 450-451 band and do a scan..note 450.01 and 455.01 are used as TSLs (transmitter to studio links) for telemetry so you may want to start the scan at 45x.025 instead of 00
http://www.hallikainen.com/FccRules/2014/74/402/index.php has ALL the frequencies available but some have restrictions and are not used in all areas..few use the 26MHz channels these days but they are still available (and can be heard cross country when the band is open...have heard a 26MHz RPU from Calif while mobile in SE Texas)