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I got a couple of Radio scanners that I used to be able to pick up the track frequency that allowed me to listen in on very basic driver instruct. I have a Radio Shack Pro-89 and just purchased a Uniden Sportcat 200. All year I’ve had challenge picking up anything, so I snagged that used Sportcat. Is there a frequency that certain tracks use and why does the radio seem to pick it up and then sometimes, no luck. I haven’t tried the Sportcat, ran out of races... what’s the secret to these radios? Thanks for any advice.
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On the raciever its channel 454 unless they tell you something else. I haven’t had that happen, but some tracks might. They run 454 in North Carolina, Maryland, Michigan. Probably everywhere else too.Guerilla Racing Junkies.
Shovel on a little more coal, then when we cross white oak mountain, watch 97 roll!
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454 is default for Raceceiver. The only track I have ran at that doesn't run default is Beaver Dam in WI. You can also pick up the track communications a lot of the time on an FM radio channel. That's how a lot of teams keep up with what is going on on the track while in the pits.Comment
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