Disneyland Radio Freqs

[BigPoppaMikey]

I have already done a search and no info I did not already know. Can someone please tell me where I can find a PRO-96 file or a complete list of DLR frequencies?

Thanks in advance to all who help...

 

[WayneH]

Freqs for what? If what's in the database isn't what you need then you need to be more specific. 95% of theme park ops happens on the trunked system. Once and a great while, according to some, they will use their older UHF freqs, which can easily be found by using Google or whatever.

-W

 

[N_Jay]

Freqs for what? If what's in the database isn't what you need then you need to be more specific. 95% of theme park ops happens on the trunked system. Once and a great while, according to some, they will use their older UHF freqs, which can easily be found by using Google or whatever.

-W

They are 900 MHz Motorola Trunked, or they were last I worked with them.

 

[Eng74]

The only systems that are not trunked are the show mikes and I think the Fantasmic show.

 

[b52hbuff]

Disneyland has three major sources of RF:
#1. Trunked radio system
#2. Show/control headsets
#3. Wireless mics.

The trunked system is fairly well documented here. I need to update
my 5years of listening into some coherent notes and update the
database.

The show headsets are all in to 470-490MHz range. They are easy to find
since the output broadcasts an open carrier. These are the ones I know
about:
Fantasmic!
Parade of the Stars
Fireworks
Electrical Light Parade (DCA)
...there was another headset at DCA used when they had 'Rockin' the Bay.

The wireless mics are all UHF. They use Shure and Senhouser (sp?).

Here is an old document to get a feel for the kind of non-trunked RF:
http://www.mouseplanet.com/al/docs/scan.htm

I wrote this several years ago. Note that the Fantasmic! headsets are
no longer 200MHz band.