target stores

[voodoo87]

does anybody know what frequencies they operate on, and if every store uses the same ones. despite the fact that i am a target team member, i dont know a thing about our radio frequencies

 

[Raven95150]

I think they just use FRS radios.

 

[JASII]

There is at least one VHF 4 channel plan, and two different UHF plans. One is a 4 channel UHF plan and the other is a 6 channel plan. In fact, I have worked off-duty at one store that was VHF when I started several years back, but they eventually upgraded to the 4 channel UHF plan when they became Target Greatland,. Then they tore that store down and re-built as a Super Target and are using the UHF 6 channel plan.

 

[stevecubfan]

target

the super target in our area uses 461.0375

 

[hotdjdave]

City & Target Store Number?

does anybody know what frequencies they operate on, and if every store uses the same ones. despite the fact that i am a target team member, i dont know a thing about our radio frequencies

What city and Target store number?

Different stores use different frequencies throughout the country.

 

[bna92]

If you use motorola XTN radios like these http://tinyurl.com/yz6vk4 you can try these frequencies: http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Common_Itinerant_and_Business

good luck!

 

[W4KRR]

JASII says there's a six channel UHF plan, I'd like to see what that might be. Anyway, here's what most, if not all, Target stores use here in South Florida:

461.0375 DPL 026 - F1 Primary/Announcements
466.2875 DPL 032 - F2 Secondary/Backroom
469.4875 DPL 047 - F3 Assets Protection/Security
462.9125 DPL 065 - F4 Executive Team/Store Manager

The first channel is by far the most active. The employees will often switch to channel 2 and use it like a chit chat channel amongst themselves, almost as if it were a private telephone line.

Some stores used to use VHF high band, mostly 151.625 with a PL tone of 179.9, but the ones that used VHF have now switched to the UHF plan shown above.

 

[dgoodson]

The store near me uses two freqs 467.xxx (they have more licensed, but that's all I've ever heard). They are clearly listed in the FCC data base- do a wildcard search for the licensee "Target"

 

[Rayjk110]

In case anyone's wondering, they're using Motorola CLS1410 business band 4 ch radios. OfficeMax, Some BestBuys, Targets (wel, duh), Some Walmarts, Abercrombie & Fitch, Hollister Clothing, and many restaraunts as well.

Seems to be a new popular model. I own 3 and they're not the best quality, but they work.

 

[hotdjdave]

City/Store Number?

does anybody know what frequencies they operate on, and if every store uses the same ones. despite the fact that i am a target team member, i dont know a thing about our radio frequencies

Voodoo, give the city (town) and store number; this will make it much easier to pinpoint your request.

 

[Joseph11]

461.0375 S - Target UHF Channel 1 (Store Operations) - DPL 026
466.2875 S - Target UHF Channel 2 (Backroom Checks) - DPL 032
469.4875 S - Target UHF Channel 3 (Security) - DPL 047
462.9125 S - Target UHF Channel 4 (Security) - DPL 065

and

151.6250 S - Target VHF Channel 1 (Store Operations) - PL 179.9 Hz
151.9550 S - Target VHF Channel 2 (Backroom Checks) - PL 179.9 Hz
151.9250 S - Target VHF Channel 3 (Security) - DPL 506
151.8950 S - Target VHF Channel 4 (Security) - DPL 506

The VHF channel plan was confirmed by a former Target employee. There's also an alternate UHF channel plan (I think it's 6 channels).

 

[brandon]

I have seen them use 151.625 in California.

 

[Cobra_Commander]

The target store i used to work ats frequencie was 467.750 ch1 and 467.7750 ch2 and they used the motorola CLS1410 radios. Hope this helps