Well, there really is not such thing as "getting access to it". The signal is out there for any person to pick up. You just have to know the frequency, and of course have the right equipment to pick it up. I initially found the frequency on RadioReference.com and it's been programmed onto my radios for a long time. Because I sucked the programming files off the radios that they gave me, I got all the Illinois Central frequencies around the state, and they're all now programmed into this radio.
I can do that, but the problem is that my tutorial video will not work for every NX-800, because every button on the front is programmable, and everyone will have their radio setup differently. I'll still do that at some point, though.
Try the RadioReference.com database. Look up your state and county and there should be a "schools" or "school buses" section which will have the radio frequencies that are licensed out to school bus companies in your county.
Not very likely you'll get one for free. If you know some place that uses radios, check their dumpsters. Sometimes they'll throw ones out that don't work right or something like that.
Eh, you really can't blame her. Sometimes the noise from the bus engines can be very loud, and most of the drivers don't know how to operate the two-way radios on their buses. Her radio could have been turned way down and she was unable to understand what they were telling her. She could have also been distracted when they were trying to talk to her.
Not sure if the drivers are permitted to use GPS. My driver says she doesn't know the policy about that. All the drivers just usually radio to base if they need help with directions. The buses aren't fitted with GPS units for the drivers to use, only units that can track the buses. The driver would have to take out their personal device and put it on the dash or something, and they can't be using personal technology while driving. But like I said, I guess no one really knows the policy on that.
Maybe that'd be a good idea for them to cover in a safety meeting. That and how to use their radios. I'd probably teach that better than anyone there, haha.
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What frequency range do school bus radios fall under. I like to listen to them on my bcd436hp scanner
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3:17 how can I make that tone on my Radio. To sound over all other radios. At my Job site. We are VHF 151.655
This is very interesting.
Why does the radio say shared id?
how did you get access to carol streams signal?
Well, there really is not such thing as "getting access to it". The signal is out there for any person to pick up. You just have to know the frequency, and of course have the right equipment to pick it up. I initially found the frequency on RadioReference.com and it's been programmed onto my radios for a long time. Because I sucked the programming files off the radios that they gave me, I got all the Illinois Central frequencies around the state, and they're all now programmed into this radio.
Okay I'll see it and we laugh together to go out on bond purchases of
@@msj191961can i have a radio Fequnces for one of the compound
What is the fleetsync ID for this radio ?
Some drivers respond so late...And that radio is ok but..can you teach how to work it.Throughly.
Yeah, that's common, depending on how busy they are. Are you asking for me to make a video like that?
+msj191961 I am asking can you teach us how to change the channels, volume, and other things on the radio. How to use them.
I can do that, but the problem is that my tutorial video will not work for every NX-800, because every button on the front is programmable, and everyone will have their radio setup differently. I'll still do that at some point, though.
Alvin McCranie ikr? I remember my driver doing that sometimes
10-4, I need some directions to Rialto Waterpark?
how can I get the channel of my bus garage
Try the RadioReference.com database. Look up your state and county and there should be a "schools" or "school buses" section which will have the radio frequencies that are licensed out to school bus companies in your county.
msj191961 thank you sir!
msj191961 how do u look up your state
No problem. Just go here. It's as easy as clicking on your state on a US map.
www.radioreference.com/apps/db/
msj191961 thank u I got it!
Can you order Cb Radio for me
No
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+msj191961 aye how could I get one of those for free
A two-way radio in general, or a Kenwood NEXEDGE specifically?
+msj191961 it don't matter sorry for the late reply xD
Not very likely you'll get one for free. If you know some place that uses radios, check their dumpsters. Sometimes they'll throw ones out that don't work right or something like that.
+msj191961 well by my barn it's a school bus station should I ask them or ?
I guess. If they use radios, they might have some old ones sitting around. See if you can talk to a mechanic, and maybe they can hook you up with one.
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Lol what a dum bus driver
Eh, you really can't blame her. Sometimes the noise from the bus engines can be very loud, and most of the drivers don't know how to operate the two-way radios on their buses. Her radio could have been turned way down and she was unable to understand what they were telling her. She could have also been distracted when they were trying to talk to her.
She should use a GPS
Not sure if the drivers are permitted to use GPS. My driver says she doesn't know the policy about that. All the drivers just usually radio to base if they need help with directions. The buses aren't fitted with GPS units for the drivers to use, only units that can track the buses. The driver would have to take out their personal device and put it on the dash or something, and they can't be using personal technology while driving. But like I said, I guess no one really knows the policy on that.
Lol they should know...
Maybe that'd be a good idea for them to cover in a safety meeting. That and how to use their radios. I'd probably teach that better than anyone there, haha.
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