RolnCode3 said:Are you sure they're using a full setup, not just FRS type radios?
kma371 said:Mervyn's and Sears didn't have any licensed frequencies.
Depending on what type of scanner you have, it can search the PL's for you. Macy's typically uses DCS tones, so if your scanner dosen't let you use them, you're outta luck.
Arff312 said:This is not to be used in a scanner i work for the mall security and am programming my MT 200 to get all the department stores in it.
Mick said:Sears does has some, and they use them all over the country:
http://svartifoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/...db_id=19&rows=0&sndx=SARSRABACAND&radio_serv=
Mervyns does has some, and they are used across the country:
http://svartifoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/...hts?db_id=19&rows=0&sndx=MARVYNS%&radio_serv=
csuh13 said:Silly question, but if you work for mall security couldn't you just go over and ask the LP guys what their freqs are? (Professional courtesy and all that??)
Wayne said:Suggest a couple of options; borrow a frequency counter or scanner with signal stalker technology (pro-97). Ask store LP employee to key their radio. Capture frequency and then use a scanner which can decode tones to find the PL or DPL being used.
Arff312 said:yes i tried that but as was stated above most LP dont know what frequency they are on except that their radio is on channel 2 per say. Thats why even the LP managers arent much help they dont know about pl's and stuff.