Game Day

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Game Day Frequency Coordination
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1 Television Channel
Or 10 wireless microphones
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Over-the-air broadcast channels
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Over-the-air broadcast channels
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Government re-farming of TV channels
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Add low power TV channels
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Add digital television channels
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What is left for wireless use
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What is left for wireless use
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What is left for wireless use after 700 meg refarm
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Block 21 Wireless Microphone
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NFL users of wireless

• NFL Coach-to-Coach
• NFL Coach-to-Quarterback
• NFL Coach-to-Referee
• NFL Replay Booth-to-Referee
• NFL Green Hat
• NFL Team operations
• Food, Traffic, Security, Tickets, Cheerleaders,
  Stadium AV

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Typical NFL Gameday

• 142 Local Bcst
• 64 Coach's
• 33 Network TV
• 33 Network Radio
• 27 NFL
• 17 Local Team
• 14 Stadium Operations

• 12 Visiting Radio
• 10 Visiting TV
• 10 Stadium AV
• 10 Food Service
• 9 Security
• 8 Film Crews
• 4 CQB
• 3 Cleanup

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Exempt from Coordination

• Cellular Telephones PCS
• Family Radio Service
• Amateur Radio
• Trunking Systems

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Game DayMeansGame Day
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Our Goal
Provide a Working Environment Where Everyone Can
Do Their Job.
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This Program is Continually Under Development
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Go to the Game!
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What we ARE

• Part 15
• Part 74
• Part 90

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What we ARE

• Coordinator
• Identifier of Conflicts

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What we ARE

• Volunteer Representatives of the SBE

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What we ARE NOT
Frequency Police!
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Work closely with the Local SBE Coordinator
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GDC business card
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a small card on which is printed, typically, a
person's name, job title, firm, business address,
and telephone number.
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Team alias alias
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a false name used to conceal one's identity
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Team alias
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NFLteamname_at_sbe.org
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Tools
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Tools
Pentium Mobile 1.5GHz, 512MB RAM, 40GB HDD, 15
SXGA (1400x1050) TFT LCD, 32MB ATI Radeon
7500, 24x10x24x/8x CD-RW/DVD, Intel Pro 802.11b
wireless (MPCI), Modem/Bluetooth combo
(CDC), Ethernet (LOM), Secure Chip (TCPA), IEEE
1394, eight-cell battery, WinXP Professional SP1
IBM Thinkpad R40
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Tools
Channels 1000 Modes AM, FM, WFM, USB, LSB,
CW Conversion Triple Scan 6 channels/second Sear
ch 17 steps/second Audio 120mW at 10 THD Size
2.3(W) x 5.1(H) x 1.2(D) Weight 10.9 oz
Icom R-10
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Tools
100 db attenuator
Wide band shark fin antenna
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Tools
Visar
CT250
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Tools
 1MHz - 2.8GHz frequency range  Nine-digit LCD
display for better visibility and longer battery
life   Six-hour discharge time from full
charge  Eight-selectable gate times 1MHz -
250MHz direct count capability for high
resolution
Optoelectronics Cub
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Tools
Optoelectronics Cub
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Tools
SBE Toolbox
NFL Event
MS Office
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Tools
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Tools
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Tools

• Listed number
• Direct outside
• Direct inward dial

Published in all Team Documentation
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Tools
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Tools
Credentials And Parking
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Pre Season
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• Things to consider

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Pre-Game
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• Things to consider

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Game Time!
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• X
• X X X X X X X X X X
• O O O OOOOO O O O

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Post Game
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• Post Mortum
• Investigate
• De-brief

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Reflector Post Game Reports
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Post Season
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How Does the Coordination Process Work?
Request Made Request Processed Request Verified
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How Does the Coordination Process Work?
FAX

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How Does the Coordination Process Work?
Feedback
Feedback
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How to Deal with Problems
KEEP THIS!
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Fundamentals
Problem
Problem
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How to Deal with Problems
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Identify Resolve Conflicts
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How to Deal with Problems
Jay Gerber
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How to Deal with Problems
Control Dynamics
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How to Deal with ProblemsSBE and NFL Contacts
Jay Gerber John Poray Karl Voss Dan Collins Ralph
Beaver
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BREAK!
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BREAK!
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BREAK!
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BREAK!