Fast Food Frequency's in Durham

[scan905]

I have Googled, Binged, and Dogpiled so go easy on me, they are not accurate and not up to date.
Does anybody know the deal with Drive-Thru frequency's are and what the MHz of them are?
Thanks
73s

 

[reconrider8]

well best way i can tell you to get the latest is to go and park in the parking lot and try and find them ie close call or signal stalker

 

[scan905]

Can Someone Do a FCC database look-up for me

 

[KE4ZNR]

Can Someone Do a FCC database look-up for me

We have an easy to use FCC Search on the main database page:
RadioReference.com - Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference Database
bottom half of the page gives you many different options to search for.
Hope this helps!
Marshall KE4ZNR

 

[ecps92]

Harness the Power Gas

Use the Scanner, it's called SEARCH

Can Someone Do a FCC database look-up for me

 

[kd8x]

I am failing to see the attractiveness of monitoring McDonalds or Wendy's drive thru windows. Am I missing something here? I find public service monitoring quite sufficient for my curiosity. But what do I know?

 

[KE4ZNR]

I am failing to see the attractiveness of monitoring McDonalds or Wendy's drive thru windows. Am I missing something here? I find public service monitoring quite sufficient for my curiosity. But what do I know?

To each their own

And that is what makes our hobby so great: so many different things to monitor from "DC to Daylight".

I started around 7-8 yrs old tuning across the AM Broadcast band on an old woodgrain 1970s stereo reciever my parents gave me.

We all started somewhere

Marshall KE4ZNR

 

[CoolCat]

Here is a link to the FCC listing for private business licenses (conventional) in Durham county. There are 1676 results; At 200 per page, it shouldn't take you too long to find the ones you want (there are several BK results on the first page alone )

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?action=cfcc&xid=1918&t=2&os=0&s=ent&bf=20

Have Fun

 

[C138NC]

Some fast food restaurants are using MURS "well or LPRS" i think just like walmart, i usually pick up mcdonalds on Murs 4 or 5 and Taco bell some a non MURS frequency "am i saying this right"?

 

[Drafin]

I am failing to see the attractiveness of monitoring McDonalds or Wendy's drive thru windows. Am I missing something here? I find public service monitoring quite sufficient for my curiosity. But what do I know?

I used to wonder the same thing. I realized though that a LOT of people listen to them as is evident by the number of questions that pop up just on this site asking about it.

So about 7 years ago I started plugging in business freqs in my scanner and just like monitoring public safety, it is boring as heck for hours on end until that one exciting or funny thing happens. The difference in monitoring public safety is that most of them know people are out there listening so it is more likely for something exciting to happen than something funny. On business (including fast food) they don't normally know that anyone can hear them so it's more likely to hear something funny than exciting.

But as Marshall alluded to, just about anything that can be monitored has it's merits and niche listening audience. I listen to a little bit of everything from Mil Air to MacDonald's and everything in between and normally can find something on the scanner that interest me. Unlike the hundreds of channels of television that I have at my disposal.

Draf