Great list from AutoClub!
I combined the primary channel Daytona list from batdude and the Fontana list from m0topilot and cross referenced to the subtones that I scanned at the 2021 Brickyard (Using an SC230 to scan and ArcSport to dump to a .csv).
Interesting for 2022 is that more teams than I can ever remember changed their subtones. I expect all of these tones to be changed by the time I attend races this summer. Especially if there is a repeat of the radio hijacking seen at the 2018 Coke 600.
I am a new user of the BC125AT. I have programmed the frequencies from the Daytona list with the DTCS codes. With what you are discovering, would you recommend that I not even program in the DTCS codes and just have the scanner "search" for those codes on that particular frequency? I am all new to this level of scanner and am attending the race this weekend in Phoenix.
Thanks for any assistance.
This is a carryover from 2021 and none of the frequencies or tones have been verified. But it is a start for comparing to .csv dumps for anybody attending races.Any xfinity or truck series notes for 2022 anyone?
I'd put them in as search.. if they changed pl or dpl u won't here them if u got a dif tone programmedI am a new user of the BC125AT. I have programmed the frequencies from the Daytona list with the DTCS codes. With what you are discovering, would you recommend that I not even program in the DTCS codes and just have the scanner "search" for those codes on that particular frequency? I am all new to this level of scanner and am attending the race this weekend in Phoenix.
Thanks for any assistance.
This is a carryover from 2021 and none of the frequencies or tones have been verified. But it is a start for comparing to .csv dumps for anybody attending races.
Are you aware that you can listen to all the drivers through the NASCAR app?Hello Im very new to this scanner space. Had to buy one since they canceled my FanVision... I think I have it mostly figured out but for the SECONDARY frequencies is there somewhere to put those close to the first one? I watch nascar alot and notice the often go on the second frequency which my digital scanner at home puts all into one feed basically.. Got a race this weekend so hoping to get it figure out quickly!
I have Uniden BC125AT if...
I agree, been a NASCAR and scanner fan for years; the RE3000 is well worth the money for anyone going to the track. I leave my other scanners at home and always take my RE3000.I have the FanVision too which they discontinued support at tracks. The next best option is the Racing Electronics RE3000 which programs automatically when you're at the track for free. No fees for the auto programming. Manually having to program a scanner for races is a big hassle. I had to do this for many years before FanVision came out and now the RE3000 is the only other option. Maybe if demand increases, FanVision will be supported again. They claim Covid for the discontinued support but every is using that excuse for everything nowadays.
The nascar mobile is a charge per year. Also the nascar mobile has a delay vs a scanner live at the track. I also do not think nascar mobile scanner has there alt "channel2" I use the nascar mobile app to listen to the drivers when not at track. I run re3000 at all nascar events I attend.Are you aware that you can listen to all the drivers through the NASCAR app?
Do you have a truck xls?Great list from AutoClub!
I combined the primary channel Daytona list from batdude and the Fontana list from m0topilot and cross referenced to the subtones that I scanned at the 2021 Brickyard (Using an SC230 to scan and ArcSport to dump to a .csv).
Interesting for 2022 is that more teams than I can ever remember changed their subtones. I expect all of these tones to be changed by the time I attend races this summer. Especially if there is a repeat of the radio hijacking seen at the 2018 Coke 600.
No. I have not been to a truck race since 2019 and likely will not unless Nascar returns to Chicagoland Speedway.Do you have a truck xls?
your tones don't line up to right driversHi Everyone, so I gave this a shot with my Baofeng BF-F8HP so that I could have it for the race for the Autoclub 400 here in Fontana. Don't hate me for having a cheapie radio. I'm working on fixing that.
I backed up my radio with CHIRP and used that .csv file and modified it with the data in the .xlsx/.zip file above. I got both primary and secondary frequencies ans also labeled them with the dirvers number concatentated with their last name so that I could cycle through the freqs on the B channel. When it came time to flashing the radio, I got data type errors like converting string to float for the "squelch." I have a limited understanding of where the squelch column in the data needs to be assigned to in the radio configuration for the Baofeng.
I have attached my .csv file. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
your tones don't line up to right drivers