"' Radio Common Carrier "'or "'RCC "'was a service introduced in the 1960s by independent telephone companies to compete against AT & T's IMTS . RCC systems used paired UHF 454 / 459 MHz and VHF 152 / 158 MHz frequencies near those used by IMTS . RCC based services were provided until the 1980s when cellular AMPS systems made RCC equipment obsolete.
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Aeronautical fixed service-- aeronautical mobile ( off-route ) service ( OR )-- aeronautical mobile ( route ) service ( R )-- aeronautical mobile-satellite service-- aeronautical mobile-satellite ( off-route ) service ( OR )-- aeronautical mobile-satellite ( route ) service ( R )-- aeronautical mobile service-- aeronautical multicom service-- aeronautical radionavigation-satellite service-- aeronautical radionavigation service-- amateur-satellite service-- amateur service-- paging-- PCS-- port operations service-- private NS / EP telecommunications services-- provisioning-- public data transmission service-- public switched network ( PSN )-- public switched NS / EP telecommunications services-- public switched telephone network ( PSTN )-- radio channel-- radio common carrier ( RCC )-- radiodetermination-satellite service-- radiolocation service-- radionavigation-satellite service-- resale carrier-- resale service-- reserved circuit service-- restricted access-- retrieval service-- rural radio service-- rural subscriber station-- safety service-- service access point ( SAP )-- service bit-- seven-hundred service ( 700 )-- space research service-- special grade of service-- standard frequency and time signal-satellite service-- teleaction service-- telecommunications service-- Telecommunications Service Priority service ( TSP )-- teletex-- teletext-- Telex?- unbundling-- Universal Personal Telecommunications service ( UPT )-- universal service-- viewdata-- voice grade-- white pages-- Wide Area Telephone Service ( WATS )-- World Wide Web ( WWW)
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