Bell Mobility Radios

[IdleMonitor]

or other types of common business radio frequencies.

Such as

151.055
151.100
151.115


What are some other common business frequencies that can be found? 469.2625 seems to be a common one in the UHF.

Wanting to add in a few other frequencies like these into my programming, just not sure what common frequencies are out there. They're usually low power.

 

[Jammin_Jay]

458.6625 is another one, mainly stores, and malls, canadian tire and such.
Seems to be that and 469.2625 that are associated with motorola cls 1413 series radios.

Heres a link to the wiki radio page of common frequencies in canada...
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Low_Power_Units

 

[mciupa]

458.6625 is another one, mainly stores, and malls, canadian tire and such.
Seems to be that and 469.2625 that are associated with motorola cls 1413 series radios.

Heres a link to the wiki radio page of common frequencies in canada...
Low Power Units - The RadioReference Wiki

The UHF ones are transitioning a lot to DMR here in the Big Smoke.

Set the scanner to Audio Type - DIGITAL if you notice anything that won't decode on Audio Type - ALL.

 

[gary123]

more common lpu freq for ontario are

151.070000
151.085000
172.290000
172.470000
172.500000
172.590000
172.920000
172.950000
172.980000

 

[IdleMonitor]

I've programmed everything listed here as well as the wiki and we'll see where that takes us. Thanks for the tips.

 

[DaveH]

In my experience, UHF LPU's will most likely be found in these ranges, but can show up almost anywhere:

453-454.225, 458-459.225

464-465, 469-470

Here is a partial list from memory, from around Ottawa, have a list somewhere. This includes some low-power site repeater channels. It overlaps Wiki somewhat:

LPU: UHF

422.1625
451.1250
451.1875
451.7625
451.7875
451.8500
453.0625
453.0875
453.1625
453.1875
453.3125
453.4125
453.4500
453.7000
454.2000
454.2250
458.0625
458.1625
458.6625
459.2000
459.2250
460.6625
460.9250
461.2625
461.7375
462.5000
464.0625
464.0875
464.5000
464.5500
469.2625

LPU: VHF

151.0550
151.0700
151.0850
151.1150
151.5800
151.6250
154.4900
154.5700
165.9300
167.7300
172.3800
173.6400
173.8200
173.9400


Dave

 

[Jammin_Jay]

There are some analog lpu's. I hear some in my area. But I am also picking up more DMR such as the Walmart.
Some are weak well others you can get 1 to 2 km away.
Have fun.

 

[DaveH]

In my experience, UHF LPU's will most likely be found in these ranges, but can show up almost anywhere:

453-454.225, 458-459.225

464-465, 469-470

Here is a partial list from memory, from around Ottawa, have a list somewhere. This includes some low-power site repeater channels. It overlaps Wiki somewhat:

LPU: UHF

422.1625
451.1250
451.1875
451.7625
451.7875
451.8500
453.0625
453.0875
453.1625
453.1875
453.3125
453.4125
453.4500
453.7000
454.2000
454.2250
458.0625
458.1625
458.6625
459.2000
459.2250
460.6625
460.9250
461.2625
461.7375
462.5000
464.0625
464.0875
464.5000
464.5500
469.2625

LPU: VHF

151.0550
151.0700
151.0850
151.1150
151.5800
151.6250
154.4900
154.5700
165.9300
167.7300
172.3800
173.6400
173.8200
173.9400


Dave

Might want to throw in a few more:

453.3625
453.9625
464.2500
464.9625
469,4250
469.5125
469.5375
469.7250

Dave

 

[IdleMonitor]

Heh...well I did find a few out there in my town. I think maybe 2 or 3 frequencies but that's more then what I had really anticipated.

I know one of them is either Wal-Mart, or Canadian Tire. Haven't figured it out yet which one though. Also one other place of business that I haven't figured out either which is fairly close to me. Not alot of comms on these but they are low lower analog simplex.

The search continues.


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[mciupa]

Out my way, 469.2625 is used by Canadian Tire (77.0 PL) and Home Depot (754 DPL) 460.925 is used with PL's, DPL's and Colour Codes.

 

[IdleMonitor]

Out my way, 469.2625 is used by Canadian Tire (77.0 PL) and Home Depot (754 DPL) 460.925 is used with PL's, DPL's and Colour Codes.

I think you just helped me identify it. It was 469.2625 PL 71.9 that I heard. I couldn't really tell which it was though because there was mention of the automotive display however Wal-Mart here actually has a different frequency licenced to it so that basically eliminates that. I did find another frequency in the area too but that was an industrial place across the road and the only other close place near by is no frills and I don't believe they use radios at all so....



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