From: kevin.jessup <kevin.jessup@mixcom.mixcom.com>
Subject: Re: Drive Through Window Frequencies/Shopping Ctr Police
Organization: Milwaukee Internet Xchange BBS, Milwaukee, WI U.S.A.
Distribution: usa
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 14:57:28 GMT

In <1efei0INNacp@male.EBay.Sun.COM> 49ers@eb5ts4.EBay.Sun.COM (Renie Maycon) writes:

>Does anybody know what frequencies drive through window speaker phone are
>located on?

>Burger King , Jack in a Box etc


I got the following file from the Hotline BBS.  None of the text is mine
and I don't know how accurate it is.  Give it a shot...



                           FAST FOOD FREQUENCIES
                           ---------------------


The following frequencies have been found to be used by local Fast Food
places.  Generally the system will use one frequency for an input and another
for output.  You can monitor both frequencies and hear both sides of the
conversation on either channel.  One will have more range than the other.  In
fact, on the output frequency you will be able to monitor for several blocks
with a good antenna. 
This list is compiled from several sources including on-air monitoring. 


 OUTPUT        INPUT 
 ------        -----

 30.840      154.570     Whataburgers - Houston TX 
 35.020      154.600 
154.570      170.245     Alternate B  
154.600      171.105     Alternate A 
457.5125     467.7375 
457.525      467.750 
457.5375     476.7625 
457.550      467.775 
457.5625     467.7875 
457.575      467.800 
457.5875     467.8125 
457.600      467.825 
457.6125     467.8375 
460.9975     465.8875 
462.7625     476.8875 
151.895       33.140          McDonalds Alternate B 
154.570       30.840          McDonalds Alternate A 
154.600       35.020          McDonalds 
170.305       31.000          Primary 



 This file originated from  The Hotline BBS  304-736-9169  USR HST 14.4's
  
 
                            Drive Thru Frequencies 
                            ++++++++++++++++++++++
                            
                            
  I can remember how Cordless and then Cellular monitoring took off now nearly
 every Monitor around tunes in to these bands, it's called curiousity.  Now 
 it seems that the same curiousity has us by the tale once again, and so far
 we haven't been hit by any law's saying that we can't tune in. I'm talking
 about drive thru's, it may not be as fun as monitoring your neighbor to
 see what he/she did last night but believe it or not drive thru scanning is
 picking up.  Ive compiled the following frequencies from a variety of
 sources including FCC Master Freq. list. These are confirmed WV. freq's.
 
 =============================================================================
 Name                     Frequencies                  
 =============================================================================
 
 Arbys                     457.550
  
 Burger King                30.840   154.570  457.60  467.825
  
 Dairy Queen                30.840   154.57
 
 Hardees                    30.840   154.570  35.020  154.600
  
 Kentucky Fried Chicken     30.840  154.570  457.600  460.8875
                           462.750  465.8875
 
 McDonalds                  30.840  154.570   31.000
                            35.020  154.600        PL Tones 107.2  192.8 Hz
                            33.140  151.895
                           151.715  151.775  154.700  169.445  457.550
                           467.775
     Wireless Mic Freqs.   170.245  170.305  171.105  171.905
     
 Taco Bell                 457.5375  457.5500  460.8875  461.0375
                           461.0875  461.5375  468.3875  469.9625
                           464.9625  466.0375  466.0875  466.5375
                           
 Wendys                    460.8875  461.0875  465.8875  466.0875
 
 
 
 These frequencies often work on a paired basis, one channel for input
 and one channel for output.  If a drive thru is not listed above and
 you want to find there frequency, try using the frequencies above there
 is a chance that some of the same freq's will be used.  Another option
 is to use an OptoElectronics Frequency Counter.
  
 If you have any updates for me or would like to get in touch with us at
 The Hotline you can reach us at the following:
  
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 Modem 304-736-9169 Fax 736-2138  Compuserve 71750,2422   Genie J.Johnson56
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Kevin Jessup, kevin.jessup@mixcom.mixcom.com

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