factorone
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Hey guys,
I work at the Kansas Speedway under Fire & Rescue, and found a sheet in our compound one day with a bunch of frequencies on it--turns out, it's the programming assignment for the radios at KS Speedway for fire, security, race control, etc. Here's a breakdown for you:
1 - 451.9250 - DCS 047 - Command ?
2 - 452.0750 - DCS 023 - Security
3 - 452.4000 - DCS 662 - ES Disp ?
4 - 464.7750 - DCS 423 - Maintenance
5 - 452.1500 - DCS 226 - Tac 2 ?
6 - 451.2750 - DCS 606 - NASCAR 6 ?
7 - 451.4250 - DCS 071 - NASCAR 7 ?
8 - 451.4500 - DCS 445 - NASCAR 8 ?
9 - 451.6875 - PL 107.2 - IRL
10 - 453.3125 - PL 203.5 - IRL
11 - 461.2000 - DCS 432 - NASCAR 11 ?
12 - 464.6000 - DCS 631 - NASCAR 12 ?
13 - 463.6250 - DCS 565 - NASCAR 13 ?
14 - 452.3000 - DCS 606 - Fire/Rescue (Stadium)
15 - 451.2250 - DCS 346 - NASCAR 15 ?
16 - 452.2500 - DCS 331 - Pit Road
The two IRL freqs aren't typically used during NASCAR events, but they're programmed in the radios anyway. The labels with question marks aren't the actual labels, but were on the sheet I found. I've monitored these before, with some success, but some of the labels are either outdated or inaccurate.
Enjoy.
I work at the Kansas Speedway under Fire & Rescue, and found a sheet in our compound one day with a bunch of frequencies on it--turns out, it's the programming assignment for the radios at KS Speedway for fire, security, race control, etc. Here's a breakdown for you:
1 - 451.9250 - DCS 047 - Command ?
2 - 452.0750 - DCS 023 - Security
3 - 452.4000 - DCS 662 - ES Disp ?
4 - 464.7750 - DCS 423 - Maintenance
5 - 452.1500 - DCS 226 - Tac 2 ?
6 - 451.2750 - DCS 606 - NASCAR 6 ?
7 - 451.4250 - DCS 071 - NASCAR 7 ?
8 - 451.4500 - DCS 445 - NASCAR 8 ?
9 - 451.6875 - PL 107.2 - IRL
10 - 453.3125 - PL 203.5 - IRL
11 - 461.2000 - DCS 432 - NASCAR 11 ?
12 - 464.6000 - DCS 631 - NASCAR 12 ?
13 - 463.6250 - DCS 565 - NASCAR 13 ?
14 - 452.3000 - DCS 606 - Fire/Rescue (Stadium)
15 - 451.2250 - DCS 346 - NASCAR 15 ?
16 - 452.2500 - DCS 331 - Pit Road
The two IRL freqs aren't typically used during NASCAR events, but they're programmed in the radios anyway. The labels with question marks aren't the actual labels, but were on the sheet I found. I've monitored these before, with some success, but some of the labels are either outdated or inaccurate.
Enjoy.
