[Scan-DC] Fwd: Question about Nationals Park

[Alan Henney]

Does anybody have a guess where this system broadcasts?

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From: Tim Haight <tim.haight at gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Sep 4, 2021 at 3:43 PM
Subject: Fwd: Question about Nationals Park
To: <alan at henney.com>


Hello Alan.  I have a question and was referred to you for maybe an answer
(or perhaps a point in a different direction).  Please see the email I sent
to Dave Schoengerger for more details but essentially I'm trying to find
the frequency for the in-park re-broadcast at Nationals Park.

And to answer the questions Dave asked me in return:  I can find no
markings and I did step through all the FM radio VHF freqs using a small
radio.

Thanks in advance,
Tim

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From: David Schoenberger <davidschoenberger at icloud.com>
Date: Sat, Sep 4, 2021 at 3:05 PM
Subject: Re: Question about Nationals Park
To: Tim Haight <tim.haight at gmail.com>


Hi Tim,

No, I don’t have any idea what frequency they use. I assume there are no
markings on the radio that detail frequency information?

Have you tried manually stepping through the FM broadcast frequencies, and
seeing if you happen upon it?

Alan Henney, who runs the Scan-DC mailing list, may have some information
or may be able to find someone who does. His email is alan at henney.com.

Sorry I couldn’t be of more assistance. I hope you get it figured out.

Dave

On Sep 4, 2021, at 1:00 PM, Tim Haight <tim.haight at gmail.com> wrote:

Hello.  Thanks in advance for allowing me to intrude on your life.  I was
trying to find some information and came across your blog.  My question is:

The Nats re-broadcast 106.7 in-park on a different frequency (without a
delay) -- they also pipe it throughout the concourse.  They occasionally
give away small receivers that pick up this frequency so fans can listen to
the "radio broadcast" in the seats.

*Any idea what frequency they use?*  I have a small FM receiver that I
brought to the park hoping I could tune it in -- but was unsuccessful.  I
can, of course, get 106.7 but there is a delay.  I'm hoping to find the
in-park frequency so I can use a normal radio and not the big on-ear single
purpose receiver they give away.

The service is provided by these people: https://livesportsradio.com/  if
that's at all helpful.

Thanks,
Tim