b7spectra
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Short range. They are all using portables, about 4 watts. If you are more than 5 miles away, you won't receive anything.
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scannerowner
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Thanks for the info, I kinda figured, but thought I'd ask. . . that's kinda a bummer.
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Any up to date list on frequencies and tones??
rob357
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NASCAR freqs
Actually there are 14 channels that we use in NASCAR at the different tracks, Channel assignments change as necessary due to Repeater status, number of support crews (EMS/FD, Track Recovery, Etc).
We may start out on simplex channel 3 in the morning for Practice, move to Channel 11 (Repeater) for Qualifying and end up on Channel 14 (repeater) for the actual race. Additionally we do use Digital when it is necessary as we did/do during the Daytona 500 and will do at other venues.
Actually there are 14 channels that we use in NASCAR at the different tracks, Channel assignments change as necessary due to Repeater status, number of support crews (EMS/FD, Track Recovery, Etc).
We may start out on simplex channel 3 in the morning for Practice, move to Channel 11 (Repeater) for Qualifying and end up on Channel 14 (repeater) for the actual race. Additionally we do use Digital when it is necessary as we did/do during the Daytona 500 and will do at other venues.
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NASCAR Sprint Cup Frequencies/Tones, as heard at Bristol 2011
Hope this helps out, didn't get any information on Nationwide, was just checking on my scanner that does tones during the Saturday Sprint Cup practice sessions. Listed are all channels and tones I heard on my Pro-197, all channel uses confirmed at Jayski's® NASCAR Silly Season Site - Scanner Frequencies/Equipment Links.
00 David Reutimann 463.2125 DPL 731
09 Bill Elliott 469.3125 PL 77.0
1 Jamie McMurray 466.6875 DPL 226
2 Brad Keselowski 466.2125 DPL 125
4 Kasey Kahne 452.0875
5 Mark Martin 468.2125 PL 241.8
6 David Ragan 460.9500 PL 85.4
7 Robby Gordon 463.6500
9 Marco Ambrose 456.8500 DPL 411
11 Denny Hamlin 467.4750
13 Casey Mears 464.3750 PL 67.0
14 Tony Stewart 469.7375
15 Michael Waltrip 451.4375
16 Greg Biffle 468.4500 DPL 723
17 Matt Kenseth 458.4750 DPL 712
18 Kyle Busch 467.4500 DPL 734
20 Joey Logano 462.5250 DPL 265
21 Trevor Bayne 452.2000
22 Kurt Busch 451.8250 DPL 306
24 Jeff Gordon 467.0625 PL 225.7
27 Paul Menard 457.7500 PL 192.8
29 Kevin Harvick 469.0125 DPL 131
31 Jeff Burton 468.5750 DPL 311
33 Clint Bowyer 469.6375 DPL 116
34 David Gilliland 467.1125 DPL 624
36 Dave Blaney 461.6625 DPL 365
37 Tony Raines 463.3125
38 Travis Kvapil 467.8500 DPL 351
39 Ryan Newman 469.1375 DPL 074
42 Juan Pablo Montoya 466.1000
43 A.J. Almendinger 462.8875
46 J.J. Yeley 452.1750 DPL 032
47 Bobby Labonte 457.5375 DPL 532
48 Jimmie Johnson 455.8625
56 Martin Truex Jr. 452.1125
66 Michael McDowell 461.7625 PL 151.4
71 Andy Lally 453.6625 PL 233.6
77 Steve Wallace 464.1375
78 Regan Smith 452.2625 PL 192.8
83 Brian Vickers 458.1125 DPL 054
87 Joe Nemechek 464.2875
88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 462.0625 PL 74.4
90 Scott Riggs 458.3750 PL 67.0
99 Carl Edwards 466.2750 DPL 043
Track officials were heard on 451.225 with a 346 DPL, didn't get a tone on race command. MRN/PRN radio on 454.0000 CSQ. NASCAR on FOX/Speed used 450.2375, 450.1125, and 450.0125, all CSQ.
Hope this helps out, didn't get any information on Nationwide, was just checking on my scanner that does tones during the Saturday Sprint Cup practice sessions. Listed are all channels and tones I heard on my Pro-197, all channel uses confirmed at Jayski's® NASCAR Silly Season Site - Scanner Frequencies/Equipment Links.
00 David Reutimann 463.2125 DPL 731
09 Bill Elliott 469.3125 PL 77.0
1 Jamie McMurray 466.6875 DPL 226
2 Brad Keselowski 466.2125 DPL 125
4 Kasey Kahne 452.0875
5 Mark Martin 468.2125 PL 241.8
6 David Ragan 460.9500 PL 85.4
7 Robby Gordon 463.6500
9 Marco Ambrose 456.8500 DPL 411
11 Denny Hamlin 467.4750
13 Casey Mears 464.3750 PL 67.0
14 Tony Stewart 469.7375
15 Michael Waltrip 451.4375
16 Greg Biffle 468.4500 DPL 723
17 Matt Kenseth 458.4750 DPL 712
18 Kyle Busch 467.4500 DPL 734
20 Joey Logano 462.5250 DPL 265
21 Trevor Bayne 452.2000
22 Kurt Busch 451.8250 DPL 306
24 Jeff Gordon 467.0625 PL 225.7
27 Paul Menard 457.7500 PL 192.8
29 Kevin Harvick 469.0125 DPL 131
31 Jeff Burton 468.5750 DPL 311
33 Clint Bowyer 469.6375 DPL 116
34 David Gilliland 467.1125 DPL 624
36 Dave Blaney 461.6625 DPL 365
37 Tony Raines 463.3125
38 Travis Kvapil 467.8500 DPL 351
39 Ryan Newman 469.1375 DPL 074
42 Juan Pablo Montoya 466.1000
43 A.J. Almendinger 462.8875
46 J.J. Yeley 452.1750 DPL 032
47 Bobby Labonte 457.5375 DPL 532
48 Jimmie Johnson 455.8625
56 Martin Truex Jr. 452.1125
66 Michael McDowell 461.7625 PL 151.4
71 Andy Lally 453.6625 PL 233.6
77 Steve Wallace 464.1375
78 Regan Smith 452.2625 PL 192.8
83 Brian Vickers 458.1125 DPL 054
87 Joe Nemechek 464.2875
88 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 462.0625 PL 74.4
90 Scott Riggs 458.3750 PL 67.0
99 Carl Edwards 466.2750 DPL 043
Track officials were heard on 451.225 with a 346 DPL, didn't get a tone on race command. MRN/PRN radio on 454.0000 CSQ. NASCAR on FOX/Speed used 450.2375, 450.1125, and 450.0125, all CSQ.
Thanks for sharing! I'm headed to Charlotte in May and this will give me something to start with.
Good info.. I made this a sticky for a bit 
nitroboie
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99 Carl Edwards 466.8625 DPL 043
Alternate frequency used at tonight's race.
Alternate frequency used at tonight's race.
Anyone providing these feeds by chance?
Here's an updated list for the Nationwide series, current as of August 6, 2011 from the US Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway:
Also updated the wiki since it hadn't been updated since 2008. A lot of the freqs actually haven't changed since.
It was my first NASCAR race ever, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the pit crews.
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Car Frequency Driver
01 468.5125 Mike Wallace
2 457.6750 Elliott Sadler
6 468.9500 Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.
7 461.3375 Josh Wise
09 464.4500 Kenny Wallace
11 456.5000 Brian Scott
14 467.9375 Eric McClure
15 451.7125 Timmy Hill
16 465.0250 Trevor Bayne
18 467.7625 Michael McDowell
19 463.2125 Mike Bliss
20 451.8500 Drew Herring
22 451.7500 Brad Keselowski
23 460.9125 Robert Richardson, Jr.
28 461.2500 Derrike Cope
30 460.8875 Mikey Kile
31 452.3375 Justin Allgaier
32 463.1125 Reed Sorenson
33 456.8625 Scott Speed
38 466.9250 Jason Leffler
39 462.3750 Joey Gase
40 456.5875 Charles Lewandoski
44 457.5125 Jeff Green
49 463.9375 Mark Green
51 464.8250 Jeremy Clements
52 463.8125 Tim Schendel
60 451.1375 Carl Edwards
62 467.0875 Michael Annett
66 464.1375 Steve Wallace
70 No Data Scott Wimmer
81 454.2000 Blake Koch
87 457.4125 Joe Nemechek
88 456.5500 Aric Almirola
89 467.1375 Morgan Shepherd
102 No Data Jamie Dick
113 464.2750 Jennifer Jo Cobb
141 464.3500 Carl Long
142 No Data Tim Andrews
146 458.5375 Chase Miller
147 No Data Brian Keselowski
171 No Data Matthew Carter
174 456.8125 Mike Harmon
175 456.8125 Johnny ChapmanAlso updated the wiki since it hadn't been updated since 2008. A lot of the freqs actually haven't changed since.
It was my first NASCAR race ever, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the pit crews.
If you have the EMS frequency leave it on while waiting to get out of the parking lot. After the race things can get exciting real quick. Will usually be on the tracks system.
I work at Texas Motor Speedway, and as soon as everyone got back to their camp sites after the cup race, they went crazy. We ran over 25 calls from end of race until 4:00 am.
I work at Texas Motor Speedway, and as soon as everyone got back to their camp sites after the cup race, they went crazy. We ran over 25 calls from end of race until 4:00 am.
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2014 NASCAR Frequencies
I might head out to Phoenix International Raceway this weekend to enjoy some of the racing events and activities. Anyone have a link to a list of accurate 2014 NASCAR frequencies? Anyone have a Uniden .hpe file (or other scanner file) of NASCAR frequencies that they would like to share?
I might head out to Phoenix International Raceway this weekend to enjoy some of the racing events and activities. Anyone have a link to a list of accurate 2014 NASCAR frequencies? Anyone have a Uniden .hpe file (or other scanner file) of NASCAR frequencies that they would like to share?
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2014 NASCAR Frequencies
The Wiki page has been updated with current frequencies. There are some missing, and they do change on a regular basis. Wiki articles are free for anyone to make changes. If there are freqs that are not correct, or new freqs identified, please update to help out everyone.
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/NASCAR
The Wiki page has been updated with current frequencies. There are some missing, and they do change on a regular basis. Wiki articles are free for anyone to make changes. If there are freqs that are not correct, or new freqs identified, please update to help out everyone.
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/NASCAR
RonnieUSA
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I only see 1 mistake so far, it's the 00 David Reutimann.
Quote from here.
David Reutimann - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Re-fixed David Reutimann
Only thing to evaluate and verify was from a previous edit years ago,
Only thing to evaluate and verify was from a previous edit years ago,
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2014 NASCAR Frequencies
Nascar officials were using channel 1 and 2 at the Phoenix race earlier this month. They were analog and not MOTOTRBO.
Nascar officials were using channel 1 and 2 at the Phoenix race earlier this month. They were analog and not MOTOTRBO.
Got tired of renting at the track and just bought a scanner (BCAT125), programming is easy with a PC and have a couple of questions regarding the CTCSS/DCS functions.
1) Do they need to be enabled and programmed properly?
2) Will the vendor's trailer have these settings or just the channel frequencies?
Noticed that the tones are not listed here: < http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/NASCAR>, so must not be critical, but would hate to have interference.
Seems to be if there was interference from a distance source that adjusting the squelch would cure it.
1) Do they need to be enabled and programmed properly?
2) Will the vendor's trailer have these settings or just the channel frequencies?
Noticed that the tones are not listed here: < http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/NASCAR>, so must not be critical, but would hate to have interference.
Seems to be if there was interference from a distance source that adjusting the squelch would cure it.
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2014 NASCAR Frequencies
Tones do not need to be programmed. They will reduce interference, but also add complexity. If you use tones, not only do you need the correct frequency programmed, you also need the correct tones which are not documented.
The vendors like Racing Electronics will sell updated lists of freqs at the track for $5.
Have fun at the races!
Tones do not need to be programmed. They will reduce interference, but also add complexity. If you use tones, not only do you need the correct frequency programmed, you also need the correct tones which are not documented.
The vendors like Racing Electronics will sell updated lists of freqs at the track for $5.
Have fun at the races!
FirstClass
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NASCAR question
Thinking of taking a 6 year old to Dover in Sept.. How is the language on the radio? Don't want to bring him home to his mom with a new vocabulary.
Thinking of taking a 6 year old to Dover in Sept.. How is the language on the radio? Don't want to bring him home to his mom with a new vocabulary.
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