2009 Sno*Drift Rally in Atlanta, MI

[born_again_scanner]

I was wondering if anyone has frequencies for the teams competing in this SCCA Pro Rally event this weekend.


P.S. If you have never been this is ALOT of Fun. Its a bunch of fast cars racing in the snow, mostly on old logging trails.



Thanks
Tom

[Wyandotte]

Originally Posted by born_again_scanner

I was wondering if anyone has frequencies for the teams competing in this SCCA Pro Rally event this weekend.


P.S. If you have never been this is ALOT of Fun. Its a bunch of fast cars racing in the snow, mostly on old logging trails.



Thanks
Tom

Sorry Tom, don't know specific freqs. But if I was up there, I'd be listening to all the FRS, GMRS and MURS freqs. I'm guessing a lot of it will be on those frequencies.

[Ray_Air]

I would check out these also:

151.625, 154.570, 154.600, 464.500, 464.550, 469.500 and 469.550.

[bline]

Sorry I didn't see your post earlier but we used the following frequencies,

Primary 146.700 MHz output
146.100 input (-)
Repeater Tone: 156.7 Hz

Backup 147.140 MHz output
147.740 input (+)
Repeater Tone: 141.3 Hz

We've used those for the past few years now. As always check www.sno-drift.org in the weeks leading up to the event. If you're a ham they're always looking for volunteers.

BTW, the SCCA hasn't sanctioned stage rally events since 2004. Rally America is the sanctioning body now, www.rally-america.com.

[born_again_scanner]

Thanks for the info guys.

I had a lot of fun listening to the Rally volunteers, officials, workers, and others on the frequencies given by bline.

I was hoping to find frequencies used by the racing teams, but an e-mail from the radio person of he rally informed me that theses are not well known. oh well


Thanks
Tom

[bline]

If you heard "Sweep B" on the radio that was me.

Originally Posted by born_again_scanner

Thanks for the info guys.

I had a lot of fun listening to the Rally volunteers, officials, workers, and others on the frequencies given by bline.

I was hoping to find frequencies used by the racing teams, but an e-mail from the radio person of he rally informed me that theses are not well known. oh well


Thanks
Tom

[UPMedic]

A lot of the racing teams are HAM operators and the 2m and 70cm freq's are common, by the way (amongst others)...

I've raced SCCA and Rally America off and on for 15 years now... No, we didn't have our car at Sno*Drift this year (but I've raced it there in Atlanta a few times in the past).