jpryor
Member
I attended the River Roar this past weekend in Toledo, OH. This river race featured high speed power boats from the
APBA ChampBoat Series ( http://www.champboatracing.com/ ). I was
unable to locate any frequency information on the internet, so I felt
obligated to search, compile and report my findings.
Hopefully this will benefit others in your area, and maybe folks can
build upon this listing. There is a race this upcoming weekend in St. Louis MO ( http://stlgrandprix.com/ ).
Series
465.7625 D365 Officals Ch 1
461.8250 D073 Officals 'Alternate Channel'
461.7500 D115 Rescue
464.6000 Ch 5
Champ
461.4000 D351 Boat #72
461.4875 186.2 Boat #10
461.6125 103.5 Boat #16
462.0875 118.8
462.6750 179.9
463.5500 103.5 Boat #62
464.5500 103.5
464.6250 123.0
466.1375
466.4375 D155
467.1000 D411
467.6000 173.8
467.7500 206.5
467.8125 77.0
469.4000 203.5 Boat #78
SST 120
461.0250 151.4
461.1000 136.5
461.2125 D032
461.8625 71.9 Boat #60
462.0875
462.6000 D244
464.3250 D051
464.4125 D411
464.5125 103.5
466.1375 118.8 Boat #46
467.7500 D506
467.9000 88.5
468.6875 D156 Boat #67
469.3250 D723
SST 45
151.6250
461.8625 71.9
464.5500 103.5
466.6375 151.4 Boat #21
466.9875 69.3
467.9000 74.4 Boat #19
468.8125
Misc
156.4500 Marine Ch 9 / Volunteer Patrol Boats
462.2125 D162 The Outdoor Channel
Pinning down the exact drivers was a bit difficult. But, based on
the number of active frequencies found--related to at least the Champ
and 120--I suspect I located most of those boats. The smaller 45
boats were either not as active, or did not have radios, or were
using other frequencies. I pretty much just searched the 461-470
range, as well as some preprogrammed FRS/GMRS/MURS, etc.
Also keep an ear on other Marine Channels, as Ch 81 was active with Patrol Commander and river closing information, as well as plenty of other activity on usual frequencies.
Let me know if anybody ends up going and is able to determine any more information.
Jeff
APBA ChampBoat Series ( http://www.champboatracing.com/ ). I was
unable to locate any frequency information on the internet, so I felt
obligated to search, compile and report my findings.
Hopefully this will benefit others in your area, and maybe folks can
build upon this listing. There is a race this upcoming weekend in St. Louis MO ( http://stlgrandprix.com/ ).
Series
465.7625 D365 Officals Ch 1
461.8250 D073 Officals 'Alternate Channel'
461.7500 D115 Rescue
464.6000 Ch 5
Champ
461.4000 D351 Boat #72
461.4875 186.2 Boat #10
461.6125 103.5 Boat #16
462.0875 118.8
462.6750 179.9
463.5500 103.5 Boat #62
464.5500 103.5
464.6250 123.0
466.1375
466.4375 D155
467.1000 D411
467.6000 173.8
467.7500 206.5
467.8125 77.0
469.4000 203.5 Boat #78
SST 120
461.0250 151.4
461.1000 136.5
461.2125 D032
461.8625 71.9 Boat #60
462.0875
462.6000 D244
464.3250 D051
464.4125 D411
464.5125 103.5
466.1375 118.8 Boat #46
467.7500 D506
467.9000 88.5
468.6875 D156 Boat #67
469.3250 D723
SST 45
151.6250
461.8625 71.9
464.5500 103.5
466.6375 151.4 Boat #21
466.9875 69.3
467.9000 74.4 Boat #19
468.8125
Misc
156.4500 Marine Ch 9 / Volunteer Patrol Boats
462.2125 D162 The Outdoor Channel
Pinning down the exact drivers was a bit difficult. But, based on
the number of active frequencies found--related to at least the Champ
and 120--I suspect I located most of those boats. The smaller 45
boats were either not as active, or did not have radios, or were
using other frequencies. I pretty much just searched the 461-470
range, as well as some preprogrammed FRS/GMRS/MURS, etc.
Also keep an ear on other Marine Channels, as Ch 81 was active with Patrol Commander and river closing information, as well as plenty of other activity on usual frequencies.
Let me know if anybody ends up going and is able to determine any more information.
Jeff
