Yellow Cab
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k4pbn
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Don't know about Mobile but in B'ham they use 152.450 cabs, 157.710 dispatch. If that doesn't work, search for cabs between 152.270 and 152.450 and search base dispatchers
between 157.530 and 157.710. Hope this helps.
Dave in Bham
between 157.530 and 157.710. Hope this helps.
Dave in Bham
scanrfan
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Yellow Cab - Mobile, Al
The FCC Data Files in RR for Mobile, Al show the following:
MOBILE CAB & BAGGAGE CO INC DBA YELLOW CAB CO WNCM842 152.42000
Generally, any VHF frequency between 152.270 and 152.450 is the base frequency for cab companies. There may be a group of frequencies in 450-455 or 460-465 range that are/were set aside for Taxi companies, but I don't know or remember what they were. In the UHF range, any frequency that is for regular businesses could be used!
The FCC Data Files in RR for Mobile, Al show the following:
MOBILE CAB & BAGGAGE CO INC DBA YELLOW CAB CO WNCM842 152.42000
Generally, any VHF frequency between 152.270 and 152.450 is the base frequency for cab companies. There may be a group of frequencies in 450-455 or 460-465 range that are/were set aside for Taxi companies, but I don't know or remember what they were. In the UHF range, any frequency that is for regular businesses could be used!
TechnoDave
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Wouldn't you have to be able to understand arabic to listen???
bob-the-scanner-man
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Are you sure about the Birmingham freqs? I tried 152.45 but its just a bunch of garbled, fast beeps
danielkarluk
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i think birmingham yellow cab is 152.42, but i hear the cab responding on 462.15? why would they do that?
danielkarluk
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all the cabbies i hear speak the alabama version of the kings english, but it seems the bigger the city, the more immigrant cabbies there are.Wouldn't you have to be able to understand arabic to listen???
danielkarluk
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i am thinking that maybe they use a different frequency for each area they operate in.
KEV200
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Sorry about that... haven't listened to that freq. in a while. It definately used to be Yellow Cab but I think the whole taxi spectrum at 152 mhz has been reassigned.
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