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Finding local college frequency.
My college uses standard two way radios that look like normal business
two-way radios. They only have like 3-4 channels. Not sure of brand but the almost have the look of a scanner but yet it's a two-way. I have a Uniden BR330T scanner, I try searching and using close call, but I don't think I am getting the correct frequency. Is there a list of two-way radio frequencies to search for or something else? Anyway to find it with out them actually talking at the time? |
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Finding local college frequency.
On Mar 6, 2:50 pm, "RedPenguin" wrote:
My college uses standard two way radios that look like normal business two-way radios. They only have like 3-4 channels. Not sure of brand but the almost have the look of a scanner but yet it's a two-way. I have a Uniden BR330T scanner, I try searching and using close call, but I don't think I am getting the correct frequency. Is there a list of two-way radio frequencies to search for or something else? Anyway to find it with out them actually talking at the time? Also, I forgot in my last post, repeated searches on the FCC site both new and old database, yield no results for my college, so apparently their frequency is not registered like the other schools in my area. |
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Finding local college frequency.
On Mar 6, 2:53 pm, "RedPenguin" wrote:
On Mar 6, 2:50 pm, "RedPenguin" wrote: My college uses standard two way radios that look like normal business two-way radios. They only have like 3-4 channels. Not sure of brand but the almost have the look of a scanner but yet it's a two-way. I have a Uniden BR330T scanner, I try searching and using close call, but I don't think I am getting the correct frequency. Is there a list of two-way radio frequencies to search for or something else? Anyway to find it with out them actually talking at the time? Also, I forgot in my last post, repeated searches on the FCC site both new and old database, yield no results for my college, so apparently their frequency is not registered like the other schools in my area. Would a school use GMRS or FRS? |
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Finding local college frequency.
what college are you looking for?
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Finding local college frequency.
On Mar 6, 5:17 pm, "Dave Ferguson" wrote:
what college are you looking for? Pennsylvania Highlands Community College. |
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Finding local college frequency.
"RedPenguin" wrote in message ups.com... On Mar 6, 5:17 pm, "Dave Ferguson" wrote: what college are you looking for? Pennsylvania Highlands Community College. You might want to ask the folks in the Pennsylvania Forum in Radio Reference. http://www.radioreference.com/forums...=57&order=desc Dave |
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Finding local college frequency.
On Mar 6, 3:06 pm, "RedPenguin" wrote:
Also, I forgot in my last post, repeated searches on the FCC site both new and old database, yield no results for my college, so apparently their frequency is not registered like the other schools in my area. Would a school useGMRSor FRS? Neither. That's the problem. A college is a "non-individual", and as such does not qualify for a GMRS license. You need to look on a commercial radio database. The FCC database should tell you something as long as the search isn't too narrow. You may want to look in the database for any licensees in the city where the college is located. You'll get a lot of responses; but it is more likely you'll find the frequency. |
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