NuVo / GT Technologies / Ermis: FX network reconstruction

Reconstructed on 2026-09-17 from the existing DA=1, OW=FX pull. The pasted sidechat records JOSADA's mapping only; the pairings below are a new check of these three operators' records, not an account of an earlier agreed map.

Source directory: /data/brific/japan_mic/2026-09-17-fx-details/. MIC's update date is 2026-09-16. Each operator's raw file is <corporate-number>-000001.json; fx-details.csv and rf-lines.csv retain the corresponding records and RF lines.

Keep the municipality name and #record in working maps. Here #record is listInfo.no / result position within that operator's saved response, not a durable licence ID. Despite its name, tdfkCd in these responses contains Japanese municipality text, not a municipality code. Callsigns, licence numbers and communication counterparts are masked. Municipality points therefore do not locate towers; same-municipality pairs are omitted from a municipality-level map but retained below.

Channel pairs used

The bandplan tables give these exact pairs. Endpoint powers support a pairing where they match, but equal power is not a requirement.

Operator Emission Low ↔ high TX frequency, MHz Duplex offset, MHz
NuVo 36M5D7W 6670 ↔ 6830; 7535 ↔ 7695 160
NuVo 53M5D7W 14430 ↔ 14900 470
GT 28M5D7W 6675 ↔ 6835; 7450 ↔ 7610 160
Ermis 28M5D7W 7480 ↔ 7640 160

MIC source tables: 6.5/7.5 GHz, PDF pp. 126–129 and 15 GHz, PDF pp. 46–47.

NuVo Networks — 5010401121190

Five records, seven RF lines:

Record Municipality TX frequency and power
#1 Futtsu / 千葉県富津市 6670 MHz, 40 mW; 7695 MHz, 200 mW
#2 Minamiboso / 千葉県南房総市 6670 MHz, 40 mW
#3 Minamiboso / 千葉県南房総市 6830 MHz, 40 mW
#4 Kōtō / 東京都江東区 14430 MHz, 320 μW; 7535 MHz, 130 mW
#5 Kōtō / 東京都江東区 14900 MHz, 320 μW
  • Kōtō #4 ↔ Futtsu #1: unique 7535/7695 counterpart records in this sample, with 130/200 mW. This is the cross-municipality edge supported directly by the frequency pairing.
  • Kōtō #4 ↔ #5: unique 14430/14900 pair, both 320 μW (0.32 mW). Retain as a same-municipality link, omit from the municipality map.
  • 6670/6830 remains ambiguous: Futtsu #1 and Minamiboso #2 both match Minamiboso #3 by frequency, emission and 40 mW power. There are two low occurrences and one high occurrence. Treating each RF line as one endpoint permits either #1 ↔ #3 or #2 ↔ #3, leaving the other low occurrence unmatched; it does not establish both links.

Existing Ryota research reports Shin-Toyosu Cube → Kyowa Bussan Ariake Center → Mother Farm West → Cosmo CC West → SoftBank Maruyama. This supports investigating Futtsu ↔ Minamiboso followed by a local Minamiboso segment, but the three 6.5 GHz lines alone do not resolve that chain. Do not duplicate #3's RF line or assign exact sites merely to complete it.

GT Technologies Japan — 1011003006362

Four records, six RF lines:

Record Municipality TX frequency and power
#1 Futtsu / 千葉県富津市 7450 MHz, 6 mW; 6835 MHz, 45 mW
#2 Minamiboso / 千葉県南房総市 7450 MHz, 1.4 mW
#3 Minamiboso / 千葉県南房総市 7610 MHz, 6 mW, twice
#4 Kōtō / 東京都江東区 6675 MHz, 45 mW
Working pair Low / high frequency, MHz Low / high power Map treatment
Kōtō #4 ↔ Futtsu #1 6675 / 6835 45 / 45 mW Cross-municipality
Futtsu #1 ↔ Minamiboso #3 7450 / 7610 6 / 6 mW Cross-municipality
Minamiboso #2 ↔ #3 7450 / 7610 1.4 / 6 mW Same municipality; omit

The working chain is Kōtō → Futtsu → Minamiboso, with a further local Minamiboso segment. This accounts for all six RF occurrences if #3's two identical entries represent two endpoints. Swapping those identical occurrences makes no difference to the record pairs. The local segment requires no assumption of equal TX power.

The existing Optiver dossier reports the route through No. 5 Inoue Building, Mother Farm East and Cosmo West; Ryota's fuller route continues to SoftBank Maruyama. Those are separate site-level evidence. The FX records support the municipality chain, but do not themselves assign the two Minamiboso records to particular named sites. The urban E-band segment is outside this FX-only pull.

Ermis — 8010403016122

Two records, two RF lines, both 28M5D7W:

Low TX record High TX record Frequencies, MHz Power
Sodegaura #1 / 千葉県袖ケ浦市 Kōtō #2 / 東京都江東区 7480 ↔ 7640 90 mW each

This gives one unique candidate Sodegaura ↔ Kōtō span within the sample, with no remaining RF lines. It agrees at municipality level with the existing Ermis dossier and Ryota's inferred Shimoizumi ↔ Shin-Toyosu route. The masked MIC counterparts do not independently identify those exact towers. Ermis's Maeda receive site has no endpoint in these two FX records.

Municipality-map contents from this reconstruction

Four cross-municipality edges are ready to render: NuVo Kōtō–Futtsu; GT Kōtō–Futtsu and Futtsu–Minamiboso; Ermis Sodegaura–Kōtō. NuVo's 6.5 GHz continuation remains a separately labelled candidate. Same-municipality links are recorded above rather than drawn as loops. No new map was produced as part of this documentation pass.