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Bookmark or Share- Fast food frequencies - RadioReference.com ForumsFast food freq. Here is a link: National Communications Fast Food Frequencies: National Communications Fast Food Frequencies
- Chart/table of frequency bands to scan - RadioReference.com ForumsI'm looking for a chart or other information that shows what the step sizes are in the different frequency ranges. I usually scan by 5khz steps in the 140, 150 & 160 ranges and 12.5khz for anything above 400 mhz. I'm probably missing some frequencies when I'm not scanning with the proper steps.
- Fun Bands to Scan for New Frequencies in your areaHere are some popular bands to search in North America on your scanner for new frequencies and includes some international emergency or calling frequencies. I have a typical Mode AM or FM and frequency steps after the search range. Please add any search ranges or important nation/international emergency frequencies you see are missing.
- VHF Marine Frequencies?? - RadioReference.com ForumsSees like a waste of P25 resources when a Baofeng only costs about $35 and has 127 slots for all the CG and maritime frequencies. I carry one for RR (Nationwide frequencies) and one for Marine/GMRS/Aircraft (the UV-RM has airband, too and 999 slots. I have 3 local Int'l airports programmed: DCA, IAD, BWI plus little locals) and they can scan
- Help with a couple frequencies DMR/NXDN/IDAS462.25 is trunked. It is IDAS (Icom) trunked. If you recall, there are a lot of UHF IDAS frequencies active that you hear from location, most of them being Two-Way. There are multiple frequencies associated with that particular Two-Way site.
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