Captfalcon07
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Does anyone know any frequencys HEB uses thanks
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Who? Where?
I can only assume you mean something in Texas, as you admittedly located yourself in Texas in another post.
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I can only assume you mean something in Texas, as you admittedly located yourself in Texas in another post.
Radioreference Texas Forums contains Texas specific threads.
And please learn to use the Radioreference Database (Just to the left of your username in the top bar), and not just blurt out nonspecific questions in the general scanning forum.
I will start you in the right direction. Click Here to go to the Texas RR Database landing page.
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Hi Captfalcon07. I have never seen anyone at my two HEB stores using radios, but I would not be surprise that they have some. HEB has a Director of Emergency Preparedness, so they may have some radios. See the following link for the Director Justen Noakes information at the Texas GIS Forum.
tnris.org
Forum Keynote: Justen Noakes, Director of Emergency Preparedness for H-E-B | TNRIS - Texas Natural Resources Information System
Justen Noakes is the Director of Emergency Preparedness at H-E-B, and has coordinated responses to nearly every major Texas disaster event of the past decade.
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Captfalcon07
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A417 thank you for the advice this is my first day on this forum
The mods moved this post to the relevant forum. You've got some supremely knowledgeable Texans that are very active on the forums, and if its not in the database and it's not in the forums, you don't need to know it....maybe. 
good luck learning, and welcome!
good luck learning, and welcome!
rbarker
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HEB Cedar Park is 463.6875 (FRS)
nd5y
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That's not a FRS frequency.
rbarker
Robert
Sorry HEB Cedar Park is 462.6875
KeithJoseph
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How about some for the Abilene tx area?
Local HEB (San Antonio) is restricting the number of customers allowed into the store at the same time. There is an employee at each door using what looks more like a phone than a radio to communicate and coordinate allowing customers in and out. I did not find the frequency yet. I saw a post years ago that stated the stores use a hybrid phone / radio system, spread spectrum, but I don't recall any details.
BaLa
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My Sister works in Belton says they don't use radios but phones.
Looks like it's a store by store thing.
Unlike Walmart.
Looks like it's a store by store thing.
Unlike Walmart.
rbarker
Robert
My HEB in Cedar Park, Tx uses 462.6875 (FRS) for that curbside pickup stuff so I assume the same radios may be used for the other stuff. But it does differ by store.
San Antonio - Employees who monitor the doors at my local HEB are now using Amcrest ATR-22 UHF radios. From the price I'm guessing these are low quality radios. Have not found the frequency yet but I plan to take a scanner on my next trip.
amcrest.com
Amcrest ATR-22 Two-Way Radios (Pack of 2) Walkie Talkies, Upgraded 1800mah Battery, 400-470 MHz FM, 16 Channels, Flashlight, FCC Cert (Black)
The ATR-22 is a full featured two way portable radio and hand held transceiver.
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nd5y
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They may be using factory default frequencies. Check these. One set is reported as being programmed in ATR-22s.
CCR Default Frequencies - The RadioReference Wiki
Conroe checking in... Some sort of on site phone/PTT system here locally. I'm guessing some flavor of 900mHz/ISM/FHSS. Antennas look suspiciously like 900mHz dipoles. Handsets have an old school iDen/Nextel flavor. No telling what they're using. But traveling around the state, I have noticed some of the more common FM UHF itinerant biz band portables in use.
Walmart...the king of MURS
I recall few years back one heb in san Antonio one by the Drury off the freeway coming in from west they were using the business pack type uhf. Probably scan the business bubble pack frequencies
BaLa
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LOL at my Job we deliver to Walmarts..
Sometimes at odd hours
I have my TK280 programmed for MURS just for them.
Just saying... 900 mhz digital "Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) technology makes it harder for neighboring radios to pick up your feed." Motorola DLR1060 - TechWholesale.com
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