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A new Sonic Drivein opened last wednesday in Ferndale, WA.

Radio wise the only thing picked up were the people routing the cars to the stalls
using FRS CH9 467.5875.

The stalls and drive up window were using radios but nothing was picked on any of the usual fastfood freqs or on "CloseCall".

The headsets were probably the new digital spread spectrum type which the scanner
wont pick up. I could see the radio box on the wall inside and it looked like a 800 MHz antenna on it. Will try again later when I get more time.

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The new HME systems use 2.4 GHz.

The new Sonic Drive-in, Jack in the Box and new Panda Express in Yakima are all using these:

http://www.hme.com/odyssey.cfm

I see they're digital but are they 2.4ghz as well?

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Yes; last line: http://www.hme.com/collateral/Odysseyvs3MC106.pdf or http://www.hme.com/collateral/Odysseyvs3MC106.pdf

Damn it....

What about the big packs that hang off the belts made by, I think it's HME. Burger King is using them and I'd like nothing more to hear what they say about me when I pull away from the window.

THESE:

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl= ... 7%26sa%3DN

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Try 457.5125

71.9 is the tone for the drive thru, 171.3 is for the pages (unit to unit).

Never could find the input for that one though...

Ya better pics here....http://www.cerepairs.com/category116.html

I guess they're 2.4 digital too, but I'll try that, thanks!

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Nothing like listening to your scanner, while waiting for your country fried steak sandwich. YUM.

most Of the newer drive through are hard wired to the outside when we had our system installed it was explained to me as this only the headset uses 900 megs to talk to the base and the customer the drive up uses hard wire for full duplex audio and we just had the newer system installed recently by hme
i have the install manuals also that say the same thing :cry: