I'm driving down to Gainesville this weekend to attend the NHRA Gator Nationals drag race. I'll be taking by BCD396T along and was curious if anyone out there may have a data base of the freq's for the track, NHRA, or possibly even the Sanyo Airship that provides overhead video coverage of the event. I've already got the data base for law enforcement and EMT/ Fire. Any help is greatly appreciated !
NHRA frequencies sought
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Here are some lists
http://www.angelfire.com/fl3/miamiscanner/NHRAFrequencies.html
http://www.racevision.com/frequencies/index-nhra.htm
There is a Yahoo Group that may be helpful:
http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/racetrackfreqs/
http://www.angelfire.com/fl3/miamiscanner/NHRAFrequencies.html
http://www.racevision.com/frequencies/index-nhra.htm
There is a Yahoo Group that may be helpful:
http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/racetrackfreqs/
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From CARMAchicago Yahoo!Group message #23550 from the 2004 race at Joliet:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/carmachicago/message/23550
Quote:
"I just got back from the track and this is what the NHRA officials are
useing
for this weekend.
451.5250 dpl 152 NHRA Track Safety
456.3750 dpl 423 NHRA Pit Control
454.0000 csq Announcer Broadcast
These are the only three frequencies that the NHRA officials are useing
at
the track."
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/carmachicago/message/23550
Quote:
"I just got back from the track and this is what the NHRA officials are
useing
for this weekend.
451.5250 dpl 152 NHRA Track Safety
456.3750 dpl 423 NHRA Pit Control
454.0000 csq Announcer Broadcast
These are the only three frequencies that the NHRA officials are useing
at
the track."
Or you colud stop by the Racing Electronics trailer in the Manufacturers Midway area of the pits. They have lists there for $5. I got one at Joliet last year and it was up to date and accurate (Since they do a lot of the team radios, they ought to know, right?).
They can also program your scanner for you for, I think, $10. Or they'll even rent you a scanner and headset if you don't already have one.
Scott
They can also program your scanner for you for, I think, $10. Or they'll even rent you a scanner and headset if you don't already have one.
Scott
I got in contact with Racing Electronics, (via land line) after viewing their website and found them to very friendly and helpful. For $5.00 they faxed me a 2 page 2007 freq list dated 3/1/07. With the help of Wise 871 I now have a killer data base built and ready to load into my, soon to arrive, (I hope) BCD396T. If all goes well I'll update my list with additional freq's at this Sunday's Gator Nationals while enjoying all the behind the scenes action. Many thanks to all of you who responded to my quiery ! I'll post how it turns out after I get home and wash off all the nitro fumes !!!
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