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Old 23 May 2019, 13:02 (Ref:3905368)   #1501
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Whenever I am at Snetterton for a car meeting I can pick up Race Control, but not the marshall's posts. Does anyone know what frequency they use?
They're most likely on the same frequency but with a tone lock, so you won't pick them up on a plain old analogue scanner. There are at least three channels in use at Snetterton - one for RC to recovery/rescue/circuit staff etc, one for RC to flags/post chiefs, and one for RC to safety car (which nobody else uses). Additionally last weekend we had the BRSCC safety car channel too, which we used when we were running round in the McLaren.

I've no idea whether they're all parked on the same frequency with tone code/lock though.
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Old 16 Jun 2019, 16:52 (Ref:3912220)   #1502
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Whenever I am at Snetterton for a car meeting I can pick up Race Control, but not the marshall's posts. Does anyone know what frequency they use?
*166.975 & 171.775 Marshals Posts
169.3375 Flags
168.2000 & 173.000 Snetterton Ops

*This channel is digital and encrypted.

The BRSCC Safety Car for the British GTs uses 163.2750 & 158.7750
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Old 20 Jun 2019, 17:34 (Ref:3913150)   #1503
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The BRSCC Safety Car for the British GTs uses 163.2750 & 158.7750
Thanks. Is that specific to British GT? MSVR were using 170.900 for the Safety Car at the EnduroKA meeting.

I have also found 166.400 used at some bike meetings.

Probably a bit of a novice question, but is there any significance to having two different frequencies for the same thing? (BGT Safety car etc.)
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Old 21 Jun 2019, 13:27 (Ref:3913304)   #1504
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Thanks. Is that specific to British GT? MSVR were using 170.900 for the Safety Car at the EnduroKA meeting.

I have also found 166.400 used at some bike meetings.

Probably a bit of a novice question, but is there any significance to having two different frequencies for the same thing? (BGT Safety car etc.)
We have a separate radio, one-to-one to the BGT race director with nothing else cluttering up the channel.

It can mean I end up with four or five handsets to listen to in the car though - ours, flag/post chief, incident (where separate), and a couple of SRO-specific sets.
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Old 21 Jun 2019, 20:33 (Ref:3913389)   #1505
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Thanks. Is that specific to British GT? MSVR were using 170.900 for the Safety Car at the EnduroKA meeting.

I have also found 166.400 used at some bike meetings.

Probably a bit of a novice question, but is there any significance to having two different frequencies for the same thing? (BGT Safety car etc.)
To confirm, the 163.2750 & 158.7750 pair are specific to BGT.
166.4000 & 171.2000 is a common allocation for many tracks for various uses.
There are two different frequencies listed - the first is the Receive frequency for the handhelds (ie the Radio Repeater output). The second is the Transmit Frequency for the handhelds (the input to the repeater). If you're using a scanner, the Repeater output (ie 163.275) will usually be the best/strongest signal.

>with nothing else cluttering up the channel.
Spot on Greem, albeit MRTC have made a bit of an error by allocating one of the HHC Motorsports channels to 158.775 as well. They're on a different DCS tone to you, but they'd be better off on a different frequency altogether.
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Old 24 Jun 2019, 16:21 (Ref:3913974)   #1506
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We have a separate radio, one-to-one to the BGT race director with nothing else cluttering up the channel.

It can mean I end up with four or five handsets to listen to in the car though - ours, flag/post chief, incident (where separate), and a couple of SRO-specific sets.

I've managed four (FunCup), never five, why two SRO channels, completely as a matter of interest?
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does anyone one have the up to date radio frequents list for UK tracks

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Posts 1502 to 1505 above cover the most common frequencies.


The Uniden 'Close Call' feature is handy if you don't know the relevant frequency you are looking for:-
https://wiki.radioreference.com/inde...den_Close_Call
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Old 23 Jan 2022, 10:27 (Ref:4094987)   #1511
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Brands Hatch
166.3250 & 171.1250 Admissions Control
164.4000 & 171.2000 Recovery Control & Safety Car
166.4375 & 171.2375 Brands Hatch Ops
166.4750 & 171.2750 AP Security
166.5625 & 171.3625 (NXDN4800) Post Chiefs
166.9750 & 171.7750 Timekeepers
169.3375 MSA Channel Marshals

Cadwell Park
166.9750 & 171.7750 (NXDN4800 Encrypted)
169.3375 MSA Safety

Castle Combe Circuit
169.3375 MSA Safety Channel

Donington Park
166.5625 & 171.3625 (NXDN4800 Encrypted): DP Track
166.7375 & 171.5375 DP ES1
166.9750 & 171.7750 (NXDN4800 Encrypted): DP Venue
167.1000 & 171.9000 (NXDN4800 Encrypted): DP Security
167.2625 & 172.0625 (NXDN4800 Encrypted): DP Admissions Control
167.4000 & 172.2000 (NXDN4800 Encrypted): DP Ops
169.7500 (NXDN4800 Encrypted): DP Hospitality
169.8125 (NXDN4800 Encrypted): DP Pits

Knockhill
165.0625 & 169.8625 Marshal Posts/Breakdown/Startline & Rescue Workers
169.3375 MSA Safety Channel
169.8375 Safety Car & Rescue

Oulton Park
165.9875 & 170.7875 (NXDN4800 Encrypted) Post Chiefs
169.3375 MSA Channel: Marshals

Silverstone
164.8125 & 160.3125 (DMR DCC11 Encrypted) Race Control
164.8500 & 160.3500 (DMR DCC12 Encrypted) Race Control
164.8875 & 160.3875 (DMR DCC13 Slot1) Posts
164.8875 & 160.3875 (DMR DCC13 Slot2) Flags and Track Limits
164.9125 & 160.4125 (DMR DCC14) Race Control
164.9375 & 160.4375 (DMR DCC15 Slot2) Posts and Track Limits
166.4000 & 171.2000 Marshals Paddock/Assembly
165.9875 & 170.7875 Startline & Posts

Snetterton
166.9750 & 171.7750 (NXDN4800 Encrypted): Race Control & Marshals Posts
168.2000 & 173.000: Snetterton Ops
169.3375: MSA Channel: Startline/Paddock/Course Car
170.9000: MSV Safety Car

Thruxton
164.0125 Race Control & Posts
164.0625 Karting Track
169.3375 MSA Safety Channel
173.0625 Security
173.0875 127.3Hz Circuit Staff
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