Coordination information:

PSA-T series: 
Very usable entry level inexpensive Spectrum analyzer

Wireless Microphone Theory -- a basic paper provided by the DJ society

Antenna Placement and wiring manual from Shure

100000watts.com  Great site for organized data on TV stations -- yearly fee for use.

FCC database
primary site for licensee information. Output format is not clearly documented  but data most accurate.

• Pete Erskine's RF coordination for Roadies-This is a step by step manual explaining how to RF coordinate your equipment. ALL the mystery revealed. I wrote this manual while on the road with the 2010 Bon Jovi Tour and after 2 previous tours with Tim McGraw and Faith Hill during the "Soul 2 Soul" tours. I came to realize that this is a simple process. If you follow the steps it can be done easily.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

• The "CHANNEL GUIDE" is a basic frequency and channel reference.  Listed on the page are many manufacturers along with the frequency bands they provide. The display can be shown in 8 mHz European TV bands as well as the USA 6 mHz TV band. Stations can be selected to turn red, blue, or hashed to mark that they are in use. As new bands are available they will be added - check back. If you want a band or manufacturer added, please ask (peter at bestaudio.com).
   
  
  

• This software program by Professional Wireless is called Intermodulation Analysis System and has a database of most wireless equipment and their frequency bands. It calculates the frequencies based on avoiding intermodulation products. After you have entered your tour's equipment list, recalculation for the next city is finished in a few minutes. By far the best coordination software available.  15 day demo download free.