Even if you can find out what frequencies they are using does not mean you are authorized to transmit on them yourself.
Jardy Dawson
WA7JRD Ham Radio
We keep trying to interfere with elections, but pesky moose and squirrel keep interfering!
On Aug 9, 2017, at 10:33, J. David Aten via chirp_users <chirp_users@intrepid.danplanet.com > wrote:
While some festivals might have their own radios and license, many more, now days, go to a third party that leases radios, and applies for a temporary license. An example is WQXT583. They have 13 frequencies, 850 units, and will be using DMR digital radios. This is very common, as to radio type, and size of the event. So, to find the security frequency, out of all of those, can be very hard to find, and would require extensive listening to figure what each frequency is being used for. The event won't tell you.
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