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If you're in the U. S., check the FCC's web site and look for the
license. If they're leasing a system, however, the licensee may be the radio company. My good old standby was to determine the band (by the antennas used) and search the band while sitting in the car nearby their office with your squelch at maximum. On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 22:37:32 GMT, "Tom Miller" wrote: How can I locate the freqs. for a local cab company that may have recently changed their freqs for the base to the cabs & from the cab to the base? I'll appreciate any assistance. Happy Holidays, Tom Spammers, please send email to: and get your SMTP server blacklisted! |
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