question about frequency

[Earwave]

I see some frequencies that have an "r" on the end.What does the "r" mean,and should it be included when entering frequencies into the scanner?

 

[captclint]

I see some frequencies that have an "r" on the end.What does the "r" mean,and should it be included when entering frequencies into the scanner?

Can't recall seeing this, but it can not be entered into the radio. Can you point to the page? It would help on questions like this, and your control channel question if you changed your location to your actual city or county/State so we could see what you are seeing.

 

[Earwave]

Frequencies with "r" were found here:
NH Department of Safety - Scan New England Wiki

I have also seen freqs with a "c" on the end

 

[puzzleriddle]

My guess is R stands for repeater, the output, the c means a control channel

 

[kennyblues]

Frequencies listed with an "r" indicated that it is a repeater output frequency. I didn't see any listings with a "c"

 

[ka3jjz]

I would also assume 'R' means repeater - however the best place to find an answer, since this wiki is foreign to this site, would be the Scan New England forums...73 Mike

 

[nexus]

it means NOTHING, just ignore it.. It's someone trying to confuse you is all.