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IndyCarFreq - Scanner Frequencies for IndyCar Fans
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The spotter guide should be out as well shortly see Nascar thread for truck list
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Just loaded it into Sentinel via CSV as the bearcat files aren't interchangeable. I'll be in the pits this weekend so I'll try to report back any issues. I'd share my .hpe file but its not an allowed file format on the forum.
You could put it in a zipped file.
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Currious if you own the re3000. Truck pdf was put online. I'm interested Since this is one of these split race weekend deals If the ota is working and if it is online 450/or 460 they may have indy freqs available via re3000/4000 ota. I do know most split races the team scanner isnt a option to listen remotely.
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I don’t. I use the SDS100. I doubt they are there doing OTA as they listed manual programming on REs website and no retail activity.
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The split events where there is no retail is hit and miss. Few times was told there was others nada. Occasionally you will get a ota setup by whoever is doing the team/series setup though some times I had to walk near pit.
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Here are the up-to-date Scanner Frequencies for INDYCAR and IndyNXT updated at St. Pete including almost all of the DCS tones. As always many stayed the same but there were several new ones including Arrow McClaren getting all new frequencies entirely. Here is the file for Bearcat 125AT Scanner as well.
INDYCAR Team Frequencies
IndyNXT Team Frequencies
Race Control/TV/Radio
INDYCAR Team Frequencies
| Driver | Car # | Primary Freq (MHz) | Primary Tone/DCS | Secondary Freq (MHz) | Secondary Tone/DCS |
| Josef Newgarden | 2 | 464.925 | DCS 271 | 469.6 | Off |
| Scott McLaughlin | 3 | 466.825 | DCS 223 | 464.675 | DCS 223 |
| Caio Collet | 4 | 463.0125 | DCS 465 | 467.6875 | DCS 546 |
| Pato O'Ward | 5 | 460.5625 | DCS 152 | 469.4375 | DCS 152 |
| Nolan Siegel | 6 | 460.6625 | DCS 431 | 462.7875 | DCS 431 |
| Christian Lundgaard | 7 | 460.7625 | DCS 464 | 464.4625 | DCS 205 |
| Kyffin Simpson | 8 | 457.025 | DCS 516 | 461.1125 | DCS 364 |
| Scott Dixon | 9 | 456.65 | DCS 125 | 461.1875 | CTCSS 167.9 |
| Alex Palou | 10 | 467.0375 | DCS 036 | 464.0375 | DCS 043 |
| David Malukas | 12 | 466.2125 | DCS 371 | 464.6 | DCS 445 |
| Santino Ferrucci | 14 | 467.075 | DCS 411 | 458.9125 | DCS 205 |
| Graham Rahal | 15 | 466.9125 | DCS 565 | 468.8875 | DCS 431 |
| Romain Grosjean | 18 | 467.2 | DCS 132 | 469.9375 | Srch |
| Dennis Hauger | 19 | 463.6 | DCS 162 | 464.9375 | DCS 125 |
| Alexander Rossi | 20 | 469.1125 | DCS 734 | 457.675 | DCS 532 |
| Christian Rasmussen | 21 | 469.925 | DCS 466 | 465.9625 | DCS 351 |
| Will Power | 26 | 464.3 | DCS 026 | 463.2125 | Srch |
| Kyle Kirkwood | 27 | 468.4875 | DCS 025 | 467.8875 | Srch |
| Marcus Ericsson | 28 | 469.3 | DCS 115 | 469.75 | Srch |
| Louis Foster | 45 | 466.3125 | DCS 031 | 467.8375 | DCS 261 |
| Mick Schumacher | 47 | 469.2625 | DCS 712 | 468.2625 | Srch |
| Felix Rosenqvist | 60 | 461.075 | DCS 143 | 454.5 | DCS 631 |
| Marcus Armstrong | 66 | 452.8 | DCS 261 | 461.725 | Off |
| Rinus VeeKay | 76 | 458.1 | DCS 612 | 455.15 | DCS 223 |
| Sting Ray Robb | 77 | 459.65 | DCS 627 | 454.65 | Off |
IndyNXT Team Frequencies
| Driver | Car # | Freq (MHz) | Tone/DCS |
| Nicholas Monteiro | 4 | 460.8 | DCS 226 |
| James Roe | 8 | 466.1125 | DCS 631 |
| Bryce Aron | 9 | 452.7 | DCS 051 |
| Niels Koolen | 10 | 466.1 | DCS 072 |
| Carson Etter | 11 | 466.375 | DCS 754 |
| Max Garcia | 12 | 463.775 | Srch |
| Alessandro de Tullio | 14 | 460.9 | DCS 074 |
| Nicolas Stati | 15 | 460.0125 | DCS 114 |
| Salvador de Alba | 17 | 460.1 | DCS 306 |
| Matteo Nannini | 20 | 453.4125 | CTCSS 103.5 |
| Nikita Johnson | 21 | 463.1625 | DCS 311 |
| Lochie Hughes | 16 | 469.5375 | DCS 606 |
| Seb Murray | 27 | 464.5375 | DCS 612 |
| Max Taylor | 28 | 462.9125 | DCS 343 |
| Josh Pierson | 29 | 469.8375 | DCS 271 |
| Jack Beeton | 45 | 460.2 | DCS 132 |
| Jordan Missig | 48 | 454.7875 | DCS 152 |
| Colin Kaminsky | 57 | 467.1625 | DCS 065 |
| Enzo Fittipaldi | 67 | 460.3 | DCS 445 |
| JM Correa | 68 | 460.6125 | DCS 071 |
| Tymek Kucharczyk | 71 | 460.4 | Srch |
| Alexander Koreiba | 75 | 462.0125 | Srch |
| Ricardo Escotto | 46 | 464.0125 | DCS 172 |
| Myles Rowe | 99 | 467.2375 | DCS 664 |
Race Control/TV/Radio
| Channel | Freq (MHz) | Tone/DCS |
| Race Control 1 | 468.825 | CTCSS 103.5 |
| Race Control 2 | 467.0125 | DCS 032 |
| PA | 450.725 | |
| Radio | 450.75 | |
| Radio2 | 454.7 | |
| FOX | 450.6 |
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Honda Indy is moving from the Toronto waterfront circuit due to FIFA Soccer Madness to Markham city streets. This will be a first for many drivers and hopes they put together a proper event. Transit will be a huge issue
Anyone know if it's possible with a BCD325P2 (or a BC125AT) to actively monitor one frequency while also scanning in the background? My thought process is to stay locked on the PA frequency but leave the driver frequencies in scan mode so it stays on the PA frequency unless one of the driver channels becomes active, then switches back?
There are very few scanners that will scan "in the background" while monitoring a frequency. There are some dual-band amateur radios that have two actual receivers that might do what you ask.
Sounds like the Priority channel setting might work?
But then you'd have the PA being interrupted every few seconds as it checks for activity on the priority channel.
Look at the Racing Electronics Receiver Pro. RECEIVER-PRO - MINIATURE UHF, FOR PROFESSIONAL RACERS
From the web page that you linked to with my underline for emphasis:
"For Professional Racer Use Only - Does not scan and meets series requirements of not scanning between channels."
Wow, keen observation. The op wants to remain on 1 channel (PA) so that does not need to scan. Program that into the Receiver-Pro and feed the Scanner with driver freqs though the Receiver-Pro. It has the ability to pass though the drivers audio as well as the PA audio.
I do it at every Nascar race I attend. With the exceptions that I listen to Race Control on the Receiver Pro and I use and ear bud in one ear and feed Drivers to a some Wired Shokzs and a earplug in the other ear. Works every time.
You are proposing adding this single-channel receiver, and an interconnecting cable, to the mix. But that doesn't answer the OP's question, which was:
If the OP can accept using additional devices to accomplish his goal, you're solution would work.
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