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Awesome, thank you very much, I will definitely have a look over this. I appreciate this very much.

I tend to use my 436 in conventional discovery mode from 450-470 mhz. Lately I've been able to figure out how to do a discovery mode and just name each one different for each series. Has worked well so far. I don't tend to really have much time though to try and put names to channels/frequencies found unfortunately due to my role there. I may or may not even have a chance to do some scanning/searching. But if I do, anything gathered ahead of time is a plus for less programming to have to do while on the go. Re-progamming/re-organizing doesn't get done, if done at all, until I get home for the night.

Is there a spot onsite to buy a list at a local scanner/radio comms type trailer?
Far from Complete, attached is the Confirmed and in Use Frequencies and Tone codes used by the USF Series at Portland over the Weekend. If the Name of the Driver isn't mentioned or the Position they are Running at isn't heard over the Radio, it's hard to figure out who is Driving so there are a few empty Confirmations to fill in if Possible.

A Couple Updates from Indycar, Alternate Frequencies/TC's were used by Car 7 (459.7750/311) and Car 60 (454.5000/243). Car 20 used 457.6750 with T/C 532. At Portland, the TV Audio Broadcast 450.6000 was the best Frequency for Audio Quality.
For the next IndyNXT Series Race on the Schedule, Car 8 was using 457.2250/165

I did not seek out any Purchase Options for Scanner Frequencies at the Track. Racing Electronics used to be the Comms Provider and they may have had Frequency Sheets in the Past but most Likely it would be for the Indycar and IndyNXT series only.
That's it for now.

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Only event RE attends is Indy500
 

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Looking for frequency info for the upcoming race in Markham, ON Aug. 14-16th weekend.

I've been watching this thread and have a list gathered already for Indy that is from IndyCarFreq - Scanner Frequencies for IndyCar Fans not sure if it's right or not but it's a start, I also have some NASCAR Canada and Radical Cup Canada from earlier this summer, but I'm looking for USF Pro 2000 and USF2000.

Where can I source those 2 and sorry if this is a quick high jack, I am still watching for updates though related to Indy.
Any interesting finds for the usf series,?
 

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7.4. Communication
In-Car Radio & Radio Location
7.4.1.1. All voice radio transmissions to and from the Car must be in the 450.000-470.000 MHz range. Analog 12.5K narrowband spacing
bandwidth channels are the only in-Car radio voice transmission and reception permitted. Unless otherwise approved by INDYCAR, the
in-Car radio must not be capable of transmitting or receiving in a digital format. Radio transmissions must not be encrypted, scrambled
or otherwise modified to affect INDYCAR’s ability to record, scan and hear at any time during the Event. Channel hopping transmissions
to or from the in-Car radio are not permitted.
7.4.1.2. Unless otherwise approved by INDYCAR, the in-Car voice radio must only have their two (2) predesignated analog frequencies
(primary and the backup) programmed into the in-Car radio and these two frequencies must be unique from all other in-Car transceivers.
7.4.1.3. All in-Car voice radio analog frequencies will use a DCS/DPL code that is unique to all other Car’s DCS/DPL code.
7.4.1.4. Radios may not be located in the cockpit area.
Frequencies – Each Member transmitting or receiving any signal including, without limitation, voice, data and telemetry, but excluding
Internet related Wi-Fi (regulated pursuant to Rule 7.4.4.) shall:
7.4.2.1. Provide the specifications (e.g., frequency, manufacturer, make, model and serial number) of the radio to be used in the Car and
otherwise, to the INDYCAR-designated representative prior to their first Event;
7.4.2.2. Not password-protect or otherwise affect or limit the INDYCAR-designated representative’s ability to scan and hear the radio to be
used in the Car at any time;
7.4.2.3. Notify the INDYCAR-designated representative immediately upon changing any of the equipment specifications or frequencies of
the radio to be used in the Car and otherwise;
7.4.2.4. Consent and hereby does consent, to the recording, broadcast and/or rebroadcast by INDYCAR or its designee of any such
transmissions through any and all media and for any and all purposes; and NTT INDYCAR SERIES | RULEBOOK | 8.21.2026 Page | 30
7.4.2.5. Comply with all applicable laws regarding such use and indemnify and hold INDYCAR Group harmless with respect to failure to
comply with applicable laws, even if the violation involves INDYCAR Group’s or its designee’s sole or contributory negligence.
7.4.2.6. All non in-Car two way radio voice communication must use the “very Narrow” bandwidth 6.25KHz.
Radio Communication
7.4.3.1. During all on-track Events, radio communication between the Driver and the Entrant’s Pit Box is required at all times.
7.4.3.2. Car-to-Car radio communication is not permitted.
Wireless Data Frequency (“Wi-Fi”) – Each Member transmitting or receiving any signals for wireless data transmissions shall: (i)
coordinate and modify frequencies for use with other wireless data networks as specified by INDYCAR; (ii) limit the use of Wi-Fi to hot spot
use only (the use of Wi-Fi backhaul and hi gain antennas is not allowed); (iii) comply with all applicable laws regarding such use; and (iv)
indemnify and hold INDYCAR Group harmless with respect to failure to comply with applicable laws, even if the violation involves INDYCAR
Group’s sole or contributory negligence.

Non-Indianapolis 500® Mile Race Events – Pit Boxes for the subsequent Race Lo
 

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While at the Milwaukee Mile double header this weekend, I noticed that the Indycar Race Control "Teams Broadcast" frequency 468.825 (PL 103.5) was being simulcast on 456.725 in NXDN format. Wondering if this has to do with the rulebook section above?
7.4.2.6. All non in-Car two way radio voice communication must use the “very Narrow” bandwidth 6.25KHz.
Radio Communication
 

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While at the Milwaukee Mile double header this weekend, I noticed that the Indycar Race Control "Teams Broadcast" frequency 468.825 (PL 103.5) was being simulcast on 456.725 in NXDN format. Wondering if this has to do with the rulebook section above?
7.4.2.6. All non in-Car two way radio voice communication must use the “very Narrow” bandwidth 6.25KHz.
Radio Communication
Did u also hear dmr/nexedge on 468 control frequency could have been bleedover. I heard usual analog but also heard snippets of digital. Ive also gotten tband 470 and up hits. Mostly nexedge
 

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Did u also hear dmr/nexedge on 468 control frequency could have been bleedover. I heard usual analog but also heard snippets of digital. Ive also gotten tband 470 and up hits. Mostly nexedge
Definitely do not believe it was bleed over. The known 468 frequency was programmed with the proper PL and was clear as day. Likewise, the 456.725 was programmed for digital only with digital search (NAC, Color Code or RAN). The other frequencies for Indycar officials were still active with encrypted DMR.
 
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