mcdonalds frq HELP
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reedeb
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Actually you'd be surprised. In South Carolina I lived just down the road [aprox 1/4mile] from a Micky D's and used to monitor them at times [usually weekend nights] and heard 2 of them talking about an armed robery going on in the front part of the place. I called PD and advised them of what I heard and they had the officers there post haste. The guy got away, but it surprised the manager that someone had heard his crew talking about it and was nice enough to call the police.
reedeb
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SURE!! And a Chocolate shake while your at it please!!
Years ago I could hear a Hardees on 30.84 MHz from almost exactly two miles away during the summer...
Possibly. I just found one that no scanner will pick up: the Panasonic Attune drive-thru system uses a form of digital modulation on 1.9 GHz.
I'm pretty sure that some use spread spectrum or frequency hopping techniques.
sheriff205
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thank to all
I would like to set up a custom search for fast food anyone have a freq and steps? Would like to cover all the bands..
Probably, I don't know your local one, but I've got this list saved:
McDonalds 31.000
McDonalds 33.140
McDonalds 35.020
McDonalds 151.715
McDonalds 151.775
McDonalds 151.895
McDonalds 154.060
McDonalds 154.570
McDonalds 154.600 <---- :twisted:
McDonalds 154.700
McDonalds 165.600
McDonalds 169.445
McDonalds 467.775
McDonalds 457.550
Indeed! :lol:
rofl!
rfradioconsult
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About 15 years ago a McD's in Dallas was having problems with someone interfering with their analog VHF ordering system, they would make rude and crude remarks to the employees. They filed a complaint with the Dallas FCC office and they actually went out and set on the parking lot and determined who was interfering, called the cops and they busted the guy. Turned he was a news stringer for a local tee vee station, he had several radios in his van including his modified 2M ham rig. The cops impounded his van and the FCC confiscated all the radios.
psr600md
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I get hardys on 30.84 4 miles away,its a good antenna test.McD's here is on 900.
yaesu_dave
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For what it's worth, the local McDonald's about a mile from my home is on 469.0125.
psr600md
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this might help you,http://www.panix.com/clay/scanning/Frequencies/handy-info/fastfood.txt and More Fast Food Frequencies
one green bay McD is on 930.200nbfm
one green bay McD is on 930.200nbfm
Steve03CVPI
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My kid works at the one on 27th and Morgan, I'll have him find out what there's is, maybe they're the same.
sheriff205
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thanks to all for the help
Fast food - my strategy
I search 457-458 and 469-470 which finds a lot of the fast food restaurants. Others may be still using VHF, have migrated to 900 MHz or using the 1.9 GHz radios someone mentioned earlier. For 900 MHz you have to be REALLY close to hear them.
The inputs to 469 are in the 464 range and 457 the inputs are in the 468s.
I search 457-458 and 469-470 which finds a lot of the fast food restaurants. Others may be still using VHF, have migrated to 900 MHz or using the 1.9 GHz radios someone mentioned earlier. For 900 MHz you have to be REALLY close to hear them.
The inputs to 469 are in the 464 range and 457 the inputs are in the 468s.
psr600md
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try this site look at the city that the main office is in.
Wisconsin Scanner Frequencies
the site was a big help in finding McD freqs here.
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