School Handheld Frequencies
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School Handheld Frequencies
Hey all,
My school in Western Sydney (which Im not gonna disclose) is using IC-41PROs for teachers to talk with each other. They are NOT CBs. They have 2 channels.
I cant, however, find the frequency for it. Ive tried the ACMA database and map with no luck. Ive tried my scanner on Close Call, also no luck. And I cant imagine them being on the NSW Telco.
Any ideas? Should I keep trying with the scanner or is there a resource online where I can find it?
Thanks, Matty
My school in Western Sydney (which Im not gonna disclose) is using IC-41PROs for teachers to talk with each other. They are NOT CBs. They have 2 channels.
I cant, however, find the frequency for it. Ive tried the ACMA database and map with no luck. Ive tried my scanner on Close Call, also no luck. And I cant imagine them being on the NSW Telco.
Any ideas? Should I keep trying with the scanner or is there a resource online where I can find it?
Thanks, Matty
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
A few things ,
The ic41pro is a UHF CB analogue radio ,
You are either not using close call correctly , i.e. Not Close enough while they transmit ,
Or they are using a radio that looks similar to the ic41 , and possibly a digital radio with a unlicensed freq ...
Leaning towards them actually having a CB if you can't find it in Acma database ,
ALSO don't close call for CB freq , just scan the 80 channels
The ic41pro is a UHF CB analogue radio ,
You are either not using close call correctly , i.e. Not Close enough while they transmit ,
Or they are using a radio that looks similar to the ic41 , and possibly a digital radio with a unlicensed freq ...
Leaning towards them actually having a CB if you can't find it in Acma database ,
ALSO don't close call for CB freq , just scan the 80 channels
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
How close have you been while using close call? Maybe just scan the 80 channels and see if you can find them.
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
Yep as Radio Aust said above.tanger32au wrote:How close have you been while using close call? Maybe just scan the 80 channels and see if you can find them.
http://www.icom.net.au/uhfcb_ic-41pro.html
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
Good Morning, The IC-41PRO can have commercial frequencies added. I have seen these radio come across my bench with 4 commercial frequencies programmed and the CB channels inhibited. A cheap Australian Approved handheld. Their frequency range is 450 MHz to 520 MHz according to the brochure. This being the case they could theoretically be anywhere on the UHF band. Sorry to throw a spanner in the works. Regards Yipyip
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
Thanks All for the quick replies,
I have had my Close Call on 136-174 and 225-520 with CTCSS/DCS search on. Im within 50 metres of them but not getting anything.
As I stated above, they have only 2 labelled channels. No CB, just 2 private channels.
Is there a website where I can find this info?
I have had my Close Call on 136-174 and 225-520 with CTCSS/DCS search on. Im within 50 metres of them but not getting anything.
As I stated above, they have only 2 labelled channels. No CB, just 2 private channels.
Is there a website where I can find this info?
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School Handheld Frequencies
Your search parameters are too wide , and because of that taking to long to find correct freq while they are actually transmitting , close call is different from searching a specific band ,RadioKid wrote:Thanks All for the quick replies,
I have had my Close Call on 136-174 and 225-520 with CTCSS/DCS search on. Im within 50 metres of them but not getting anything.
As I stated above, they have only 2 labelled channels. No CB, just 2 private channels.
Is there a website where I can find this info?
only search the freq parameters the ic 41 can transmit on .
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
So just keep it to 450-520?Radio_Australia wrote:Your search parameters are too wide , and because of that taking to long to find correct freq while they are actually transmitting ,RadioKid wrote:Thanks All for the quick replies,
I have had my Close Call on 136-174 and 225-520 with CTCSS/DCS search on. Im within 50 metres of them but not getting anything.
As I stated above, they have only 2 labelled channels. No CB, just 2 private channels.
Is there a website where I can find this info?
only search the freq parameters the ic 41 can transmit on .
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
Yes , if you have close call correctly set and 50 meters away max it will work ,RadioKid wrote:So just keep it to 450-520?Radio_Australia wrote:Your search parameters are too wide , and because of that taking to long to find correct freq while they are actually transmitting ,RadioKid wrote:Thanks All for the quick replies,
I have had my Close Call on 136-174 and 225-520 with CTCSS/DCS search on. Im within 50 metres of them but not getting anything.
As I stated above, they have only 2 labelled channels. No CB, just 2 private channels.
Is there a website where I can find this info?
only search the freq parameters the ic 41 can transmit on .
If that fails you are doing something incorrect , or the radios in use are digital and Not a IC41
Good luck
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
Any update ?
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
Nah not yet Radio_Australia,
I managed to get my hands on one of them. They ARE IC41-PROs with 2 channels
(PHS 1, PHS 2).
Nothing yet though. Im on school holidays now. Ill keep trying though.
Thanks for all your help, Mathew
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I managed to get my hands on one of them. They ARE IC41-PROs with 2 channels
(PHS 1, PHS 2).
Nothing yet though. Im on school holidays now. Ill keep trying though.
Thanks for all your help, Mathew
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Re: School Handheld Frequencies
Money is on UHF CB with a private offset tone
Scan 476.4000- 477.425mhz
i have checked the acma database (i have figured out what school you are at) but nothing listed.
Using the CB band means no requirement for a license and annual fee, only the cost of the outlaying for say half a dozen radios
Scan 476.4000- 477.425mhz
i have checked the acma database (i have figured out what school you are at) but nothing listed.
Using the CB band means no requirement for a license and annual fee, only the cost of the outlaying for say half a dozen radios