Costco in Lake Stevens

[midnightcaller]

I was at Costco in Lake Stevens. and some of the clerks have handhelds. I think Kenwood ,not sure. I did a search on the FCC data base and came back with about 220 pages or so and they all are on the same frequencies
Dose anybody know what frequency they are using in Lake Stevens? and are they on DMR, by any chance?

I was there for only a hour and did not hear anything

 

[kingpin]

I live in Lake Stevens and have some RF "toys". I can go find it.

 

[ad7th]

Most Costco's are switching to these radios.

DLR1020 - Motorola Solutions

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Most Costco's are switching to these radios.

...Which means "game over" trying to monitor them

 

[cubn]

Both Costco's I been to in the Indianapolis area use 468.2125 67.0 despite being licensed for other frequencies.

 

[devicelab]

...Which means "game over" trying to monitor them

Haha! Shows how much you know...

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

...Which means "game over" trying to monitor them

Haha! Shows how much you know...

Care to elaborate oh "Whacker Extraordinaire". Confirmation here from someone in the industry

 

[devicelab]

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Sorry, my mistake for not clarifying. Game over trying to monitor with a consumer grade scanner radio

 

[devicelab]

The DLR1020/1060s are inexpensive. I recommend the DTR600/700 so you can see the RID (and other reasons) but for general monitoring discovery it's a fun challenge.

 

[IcomIcR20]

I would check the following frequencies that are licensed to Costco in your county. My local Costco used similar frequencies last time I checked. If you have a scanner with Close Call, running that while in the store is probably your best bet.

151.655
151.685
151.715
151.745
151.775
151.865
151.895
151.925
151.955
151.985
152.915
153.005
154.490
154.515
467.850
467.900