tim hortons ????

[CATCHMEIFUCAN]

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i am just a little quorious that i used to get the local tim hortons on 902.000 mgz and sence they did the store over i cannot get them at all, not that i really miss or it being interesting at all, but im just trying to figure out why i cant get them any more or what freq they have changed to any ideas on how to find the new frequency they use? useing a bcd396t

 

[VE3RADIO]

try 469.0125 ... that works all over the Mississauga area

 

[warrior420]

Close call it if you have a Uniden. It helps pass the time when the line up is long. You can check TAFL as well.

 

[jonesyxvii]

try 469.0125 ... that works all over the Mississauga area

469.0125 and 469.2125 work at some locations in Richmond Hill but not all. Tried using Close Call to tune one in just this morning but after 10 minutes nothing came up.

 

[CATCHMEIFUCAN]

yeah i tried the cc never got anything, also tried cc at walmart today and got nothing, strange but the cc does work cause ive used it othertimes.

 

[CATCHMEIFUCAN]

yeah i tried the cc never got anything, also tried cc at walmart today and got nothing, strange but the cc does work cause ive used it othertimes.

the close call seems to have to be sittin on top of the antenna to work

 

[randyf]

use to get the outside speaker on 30.845 in the head sets inside were up in about the 170. xxx something area , here at our local tims ,

 

[Command30]

Yeah, the drive thru speakers are just about CB band in the 30's.

Also, inb4 shenanigans (phonelosers.org)

 

[bcd396t]

Yeah, the drive thru speakers are just about CB band in the 30's.

Also, inb4 shenanigans (phonelosers.org)

alright im going to give that a try because i used to get them in the 902.mgz before the redone the store over , so i think they installed a new system for the radios too it just bugs me why i cant find it thats all

 

[tonsoffun]

I think they are all starting to get the new 3M digital headsets which I believe are all in the 2.4GHz, don't quote me on that though.

Here are the headsets that they are using near me.

 

[exkalibur]

The ones in the 900MHz range are often wide-band FM for audio quality.

Close Call will only work if you're relativly close to the source -- keep in mind that in order for CC to work, the signal must be stronger than all the background RF (such as cellphone towers, FM/TV transmitters, etc...). If you're trying to use CC next to say, a busy LMR site...forget it.