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Open carrier 467.6375 from nearby home

Dispatrick

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For several months I've been picking up an open carrier on 467.6375 DCS-734 (FRS-11).

One day I got in my car and took me literally less than 10 minutes to locate it coming from a home about 3/4 of a mile east of mine. I confirmed it by taking off my radio antenna sitting in front of the home and still seeing full signal strength. I also saw an antenna on the side of the home.

Is there a device like a baby monitor or an audio feed for a camera that uses this frequency also, or maybe something custom the resident made?

I doubt it would be an open carrier from a radio for this long without a burnout of the equipment.
 

mmckenna

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Might be something like this:

Pretty easy for it to be stuck transmitting. Low power, so wouldn't necessarily burn out. External antenna may or may not be connected.

If you are not hearing sounds from inside the house, might be something else. Might be some cheap Chinese transmitter. Might be poorly shielded local oscillator noise.
 

evilbrad

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Channel lists of hosmart and various others pre programmed tone and frequency.. I had a freq counter on one some one i know purchased. I had thought it was dect1.9ghz
 
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