Winnipeg Blue Bombers

[canad]

Just a shot in the dark, but does anyone know what type of radios they use @ CFL games?

 

[scnnr]

Just a shot in the dark, but does anyone know what type of radios they use @ CFL games?

I would advise that you join the MB-Scanners Yahoo Group found here

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MB-Scanners/

You might have better luck there asking local questions at that site.

Randy

 

[canad]

I would advise that you join the MB-Scanners Yahoo Group found here

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MB-Scanners/

You might have better luck there asking local questions at that site.

Randy

I'm a member there already, not much of anything going on there hehe

 

[Thunderbolt]

From what I saw of a Winnipeg Blue Bombers game two years ago, the event staff were using Motorola MTS-2000 radios, which looked to have gain antennas on them. Judging from the looks, they may be on a UHF, 800, or maybe even a 900 MHz trunking system. Have you searched through those areas when there is a game in progress? However, I would suspect that since the system is probably designed to cover the area around the stadium, it's more than likely a low-power system. Therefore, you would have to be in the nearby area.

73's

Ron

 

[RBerezowski]

From what I saw of a Winnipeg Blue Bombers game two years ago, the event staff were using Motorola MTS-2000 radios, which looked to have gain antennas on them. Judging from the looks, they may be on a UHF, 800, or maybe even a 900 MHz trunking system. Have you searched through those areas when there is a game in progress? However, I would suspect that since the system is probably designed to cover the area around the stadium, it's more than likely a low-power system. Therefore, you would have to be in the nearby area.

73's

Ron

It may not be much help, but here in Regina at Sask Roughrider games the event staff are using rented radios from a local wireless supplier. This includes security. Most of these radios operate on shared UHF (450-470 MHz) simplex frequencies (often 453.xxxx, 458.xxxx, 464.xxxx, and 469.xxxx ranges).

I doubt the Blue Bombers would buy their own radios when they could be rented, or donated by a sponsor, as the Rouighriders do.

Rob

 

[jets1961]

about 10 years ago 151.085 Mhz

Like subject say I copied the Bomers locker room on 151.085 LPU frequency.

Joe

 

[canad]

Like subject say I copied the Bomers locker room on 151.085 LPU frequency.

Joe

How far away from the stadium?

 

[jets1961]

right inside lower east deck

I was right inside... I think you could get a copy for a mile or so with stock antenna. If you have a base discone or VHF them much farter out.... VHF is nice for that.

Joe

How far away from the stadium?