Radio Freqs

[Waldo]

There has been a pretty good discussion in the shop section regarding radios for chase vehicles. If any of you are NECKar fans (as Jim Rome puts it) like I am, you probably know about the race scanners you can rent at the tracks. However, if you have a 440 band HT or a dual 144/440 HT radio, you can punch in any frequency you want and listen to the radio traffic. The vendors usually give you a list at the track when you rent a scanner (they are usually pre-programed channels).

If any of you are going to the California Speedway NASCAR race in Fontucky, here is a link for some Winston Cup teams and their radio frequencies. If you are going to bring your own, bring a set of earphones as it is usually necessary to hear anything! I am sure you could probably rent some there as well. Have fun and YEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW!!!

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/S...71/cupcars.htm

BRAAAAAAAAP!

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[IDRA_CRB]

Good call, Waldo. I took my VX-5R to the CART race in Fontana last year. Worked great.

Top tip: Bring headphones or you ain't gonna hear much!


Reese

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