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 2007-02-25, 19:23 |
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out in them there sticks
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 How is this done and what all is needed?
http://preview.tinyurl.com/2zo6d9
I have no idea about radio stuff or anything but I was just curious how they went about this and if they used some kind of scanner or something to find the frequency.
i could never do this cause i dont have the money for anything like this but I am still quite curious.
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2007-02-25, 23:33 |
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Re: How is this done and what all is needed?
Well, most fast food restaurants work in the Lo-Band VHF frequencies, I think; it's public information. You just need to have a transceiver capable of accessing the frequency, which you can pick up on ebay easily, or your local radio shop.
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How is this done and what all is needed?