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470-512 TV, UHF-T band in some areas. 512-614 TV. 614-746 various cellular type services. 746-758 various cellular type services (base) 758-769 FirstNet (base) 769-776 Public safety LMR (700 MHz base) 776-788 various cellular type services (mobile)
May 2, 2018. #3. That is an old list. I once had a list of every fast food drive through frequency pair within a couple miles radius myself. Today, most of them are using propriety digital technology in the 900 MHz, 2.4 GHz, and/or 5.6 GHz bands. They're unmonitorable now.
For discussion of budget or entry level radios such as Baofeng, Wouxun, Puxing and other radio communications designated as commercial but not targeted for Amateur or GMRS. Also included are MURS and ISM 900MHz designed radios. Threads. 3.1K. Messages. 29.2K.
Particularly in the 70m band. 446.000 is the only nationally recognized simplex FM frequencies on the 440 band. As stated before, 446.500 is commonly used as well. If you had SSB cabability, 432.100 is the SSB calling frequency. The rest of the band is repeater inputs and outputs, amateur television, and point to point links.
A few Walmarts use tone squelch but not many, most are Csq. They use 1watt radios so unless you have a sensitive receiver and a good antenna, you might not hear them. Most stores use MURS ch.4 or 5. :wink: 73, n9zas. N.
Hello, Yes I regularly monitor MARS transmissions on HF. The frequencies where I get the most are: 3311 USB. 3315 USB. 3390 USB. And a whole lot between 4000 and 4040 USB. Of course, I get all of these in the evening, usually between 2400 UTC and 0300 UTC. Larry Lanberg.
Mar 5, 2024. #4. JASII said: Back when I was a bit more active in the hobby, some frequencies were available that required an FCC license, but did not require frequency coordination. I am thinking 464.5000 and 462.5500, but it seems like there are others. My wife and I would likely use these while out ATVing/UTVing.
Messages. 99. Dec 12, 2023. #6. radio said: Department of Transportation (Virginia) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference. Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Department of Transportation (Virginia) www.radioreference.com. Here are the low band VDOT frequencies found here on RR.
5,033. Location. Polk County FL. Oct 4, 2024. #13. mam1081 said: Melissa main channel was 461.1125 CC7 TS1 TG1000 (DMR) last month. I guess this one can be nation wide? I notice this one listed in a county I was visiting.
Target Radio Channels. Channel 1: 467.750000 DTCS Code 115. Channel 2: 467.775000 DTCS Code 072. Channel 3: 467.925000 DTCS Code 155. Channel 4: 467.900000 DTCS Code 205. I use these frequencies on my radio for work at target. From what I'm told all the targets use the same frequencies. Not open for further replies.