Sorry to post two message. But what race radio would people recommend for
Indy and Nascar? Any suggestions on headsets also?

Thanks ahead of time...

Wes wrote:
Sorry to post two message. But what race radio would people recommend for
Indy and Nascar? Any suggestions on headsets also?

Thanks ahead of time...


This is a sincere question, I am not being rhetorical. Why do you need
a "race radio"? What do you listen to at a car race?

Thanks for reading

Coldwarrior1 wrote:
Wes wrote:
Sorry to post two message. But what race radio would people recommend for
Indy and Nascar? Any suggestions on headsets also?

Thanks ahead of time...


This is a sincere question, I am not being rhetorical. Why do you need
a "race radio"? What do you listen to at a car race?

Thanks for reading
at a race or other sporting events there is a lot of trafradio chatter
around the event itself

indeed I supect that if the orignal poster has not experenced it he may
be expecting more than he gets like driver to pit traffic which I hear
is hard to find

On 14 Aug 2006 08:58:45 -0700, "an old friend"
wrote:

indeed I supect that if the orignal poster has not experenced it he may
be expecting more than he gets like driver to pit traffic which I hear
is hard to find

It's easy to find - it's usually impossible (not to mention totally
illegal) to unscramble.

Al Klein wrote:
On 14 Aug 2006 08:58:45 -0700, "an old friend"
wrote:

indeed I supect that if the orignal poster has not experenced it he may
be expecting more than he gets like driver to pit traffic which I hear
is hard to find

It's easy to find - it's usually impossible (not to mention totally
illegal) to unscramble.
easy to find something but knowing what it is is another matter with
liekly breaking the law

LoneGunman wrote:
On Mon, 14 Aug 2006 16:32:48 -0400, Al Klein
spewed forth:

On 14 Aug 2006 08:58:45 -0700, "an old friend"
wrote:

indeed I supect that if the orignal poster has not experenced it he may
be expecting more than he gets like driver to pit traffic which I hear
is hard to find

It's easy to find - it's usually impossible (not to mention totally
illegal) to unscramble.

No need to unscramble. NASCAR, IRL, ALMS, and Grand Am to do not
scramble any of the pit to car radio chatter, aside from a bit of
"code", since other teams listen in too, and freqs are easy to get.
If you've never watched a race with a scanner, you're missing out!
I would have thought there was little point to it and that it would
make the on baord radio trickier to use the last thing a driver need

On 14 Aug 2006 19:04:31 -0700, "an old friend"
wrote:

I would have thought there was little point to it and that it would
make the on baord radio trickier to use the last thing a driver need

How does scrambling or encrypting make a radio trickier to use?

Al Klein wrote:
On 14 Aug 2006 19:04:31 -0700, "an old friend"
wrote:

I would have thought there was little point to it and that it would
make the on baord radio trickier to use the last thing a driver need

How does scrambling or encrypting make a radio trickier to use?
don't you know may may