Looking for Clayton County Fast Food Drive though freqs.

[CapStar362]

subject says all. spectra im going to search through your website aswell.

 

[Mick]

Fast Food Frequency Pairs for the United States

The frequency pairs marked with an "*" are either odd or missing.

Headset/Speaker frequency pairing for VHF-low / VHF-high band:

Speaker Headset

30.840 - 154.570 Very common frequency pair
31.000 - 170.305
31.240 - 151.745
31.325 - 151.865 *
31.400 - 154.515 *
33.140 - 151.895
33.140 - 170.305 *
33.160 - 154.515 Very common frequency pair
33.400 - 154.540 Very common frequency pair
33.400 - 154.570 *
35.020 - 154.490 *
35.020 - 151.895 *
35.020 - 154.600 Very common frequency pair
35.120 - 151.775
35.880 - 151.835
35.960 - 151.805

Headset/Speaker frequency pairing for VHF-high band:

Speaker Headset

151.715 - 169.445
151.775 - 171.905
154.570 - 170.245
154.600 - 171.105
154.600 - 170.245 *


Headset/Speaker frequency pairing for UHF band:

Speaker Headset

457.5125 - 467.7375
457.5250 - 467.7500
457.5375 - 467.7625
457.5500 - 467.7750 Very common frequency pair
457.5625 - 467.7875
457.5750 - 467.8000 Very common frequency pair
457.5875 - 467.8125
457.6000 - 467.8250
457.6125 - 467.8375

457.5250 - 467.8250 *
457.6000 - 467.7500 *

457.5125 - 468.4875 Very common frequency pair
457.5375 - 468.3875
457.5626 - 468.8375 Very common frequency pair
457.6125 - 469.8875 Very common frequency pair
467.8125 - xxx.xxxx

462.7625 - 467.8875

460.8875 - 465.8875
461.0375 - 466.0375
461.0875 - 466.0875
461.1125 - 466.1125
461.2875 - 466.2875
461.5375 - 462.1625 *
461.5375 - 466.5375
462.1625 - 467.1625
464.9625 - 469.9625
464.9875 - 469.9875

469.0125 - 464.0125 Very common frequency pair
469.0375 - 464.0375
469.0625 - 464.0625
469.0875 - 464.0875
469.1125 - 464.1125
469.1375 - 464.1375
469.1625 - 464.1625
469.1875 - 464.1875
469.2125 - 464.2125
469.2375 - 464.2375
469.2625 - 464.2625
469.2875 - 464.2875
469.3125 - 464.3125
469.3375 - 464.3375
469.3625 - 464.3625
469.3875 - 464.3875

Headset/Speaker frequency pairing for ISM band Wide FM (3M Headsets):

Speaker Headset

920.0125 - 903.0125
920.0250 - 903.0250
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921.0000 - 904.0000
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921.9750 - 904.9750
921.9875 - 904.9875

 

[CapStar362]

wow................ any way to ID which one is which, or do i have to sit out at a couple resturaunt parking lots and figure out which ones are which?

 

[Mick]

You could use the FCC Web site to determine which company uses which frq.
http://svartifoss2.fcc.gov/reports/index.cfm

 

[toydriver_det]

You could use the FCC Web site to determine which company uses which frq.
http://svartifoss2.fcc.gov/reports/index.cfm

Even that does not help too much as at least in Michigan the license grants as report by Rich McVicar show that they renew about 20 freqs per location!
I'd say the easiest way would be show up with a Pro 83 or 97 (or other radio with close call) have a burger and investigate.

 

[CapStar362]

i have a 83 so thats taken care of

 

[CapStar362]

well i sat at a MCD's for a few hours scanning those bands and freqs...... i programmed all of them into a individual channel bank with nothing else, and let it run.

sadly all i got was a garbled mess that slightly sounded like a high school girl taking a order.

the only problem was............. "Checker Burgers w- Cheese" arent sold at McDonalds :lol:

the funny thing is, that Checker's is less than 500' away from the MCDonalds?!?!