On a cold october night we were forced to use Walmart's handheld radio to contact help. After waiting for five minutes we needed a plan to purchase our snacks.
while murs can be used wal mart can trespass you for talking to them on the property which I have seen done many times. if they have a issue with interference from too many they switch to encrypted 900 mhz dtr radios. many are slowly going to this now or larger cities they are going to a mototrbo trunk system in that given city.
LosRioDelMar And, you're plugged FULL of uneducated bullshit. You've never seen anyone trespassed from ANY place for using public frequencies. Take it from a 41+ year operator of many frequencies. READ BEFORE OUTRIGHT "SPINNING A TALE" OUT OF THE BLUE SKY.
LosRioDelMar why would Walmart need a mototrbo trunking system , an xpr3500 on five watts on an assigned business frequency would be more then adequate heck maybe ip site connect
Not a trunked radio system for a retail store point to point communications. Those systems are very very expensive and complex, using computers for system frequencies, primary and secondary control frequencies, site controllers, repeaters, Alpha tag talk group ID's. The portable and mobile radios are more complex and often cost more than a conventional radio. Trucked system would be used in a large metro area with fire, police, public works, emergency response, transit, highway, DOT, and State Police.
Walmart can apply for an FCC business radio services license grant, there are several portable Motorola's programmed for VHF/UHF business radio frequencies.
@@ivanurban2383 No they use MURS. That guy was talking out his butt, they don't use channel anything. They are on 154.570 or 154.600 depending on area. Sam's Club will use 151.820 or 151.880 most of the time.
I'm so glad I don't have listen to this anymore as a former employee. I got fired for gross misconduct on May 12 and 18 days later on May 30 started a new job. May 26 I had an interview at my new job at a smaller grocery store job and going from $14 an hour at Walmart after 4 years and 3 months there starting in apparel and then going janitorial maintenance full time. My new job is part-time at $15.50 an hour at the supermarket and have some sanity back. I was fired from Walmart for gross misconduct and ineligible to be rehired. Walmart did me a favor. I still have lingering pains from the maintenance job from tossing garbage into the compactor on my left collarbone and around my groin which I hope I don't have a hernia or tear. I have to get that checked when I finally have health insurance. Aside from what I did to get fired and deeply regret, I feel free from Walmart. Fuck the Waltons, Fuck Sam's Club and Fuck Walmart!
I didn’t know customers were even allowed to use the store radios! They have a fit where I just listen in if I’m shopping there which is rare. I’m supposed that the manager didn’t go off on them too. Course, murs is an fcc sanctioned service designed for license free use by the general public too, so that helps too.
Anyone can, they just use regular MURS and by FCC rule are required to share the frequency. Any baofeng can plug these frequencies easily. I used to mess with them all the time.
@@interceptor2798 151.82000 M MURS 151.82 Common Use FMN Other 151.88000 M MURS 151.88 Common Use FMN Other 151.94000 M MURS 151.94 Common Use FMN Other 154.57000 M MURS 154.57 Common Use/Blue Dot FM Other 154.60000 Listen to those in scan mode in the parking lot if you get something save that frequency and you're gtg
funny. I'm surprised they left it there. most guard those cheap murs radios. murs is licensee free rule so anyone can talk on murs however if you intentionally interfere they trespass you from the property but cant do anythint if your off thr property but if they have s problem enough they'll go to the 900mhz spread hopping junk. most wal marts are now slowly migrating to mototrbo with enhanced privacy or the cheaper free 900 mhz spread spectrum hopping digital crap with enhanced privacy option due to outside intentional interference. 2 new wal marts were built by where I live and they gave the pd a few of the 900mhz spread hop radios for officers if needed which we never used them for calls there but I took one home anyway since I live literally between the two. while boring it can be interesting listening to them sometimes since I can hear both stores one a super and other a neighborhood one both couple blocks away opposite directions.
I agree, the person that left that radio is in deep shit. Walmart is lucky MURS did not take off. Although one does wonder why a billion dollar company can't buy some real radios. Probably get some kind of deal with motorola
@@time4acodeb because Walmart wants to be as cheap as possible if they wanted to do that they could go in the back by a pack of bubble radios and give them to the employees
Walmart pirated onto your GMRS repeater which you own and hold a valid station license for? Bet they will be hit with a big fine for illegal operation/unlicensed using GMRS frequencies which are not permitted for business radio services. @@Elfnetdesigns
Peanut butter gamer over here is at wallmart with that shaggy rodgers haircut messin with a police walkie talkie. Having that zip up sweater that you bought from cabellas. Trying to dress like terry magennis from Batman beyond with how you try to have your shirt stick out between your sweater my boy
Yes it sure is most Walmart stores use what is called MURS multi-use Radio Service which is legal at open for anyone to use without any type of license. So there's nothing wrong with using are employees walkie-talkie to get help at a cash register whenever you can. However some Walmart employees can be real dick heads about it. Luckily for you they were not but hey I never thought of that I've stood in line before like that and usually I just move on to another register.
After 10years I stumbled upon this gold.
I'm old now and this makes me cringe but so many people have been getting a laugh that it's all good.
00:1 the little WalMart Exposition October 2010 thing made think of StobeThehobo🙏I don't know why
@@nurfuis you think you’re old? Heh you got a long ways son
Walmart sucks, long lines, no air conditioning in the summer time. This video is very accurate.
Wait until the algorithm finds this one
found it
11 years and I'm finally here
You guys have every right to use the radio any way wall mart is on a murss frequency and is open to the pepole
while murs can be used wal mart can trespass you for talking to them on the property which I have seen done many times. if they have a issue with interference from too many they switch to encrypted 900 mhz dtr radios. many are slowly going to this now or larger cities they are going to a mototrbo trunk system in that given city.
LosRioDelMar And, you're plugged FULL of uneducated bullshit.
You've never seen anyone trespassed from ANY place for using public frequencies. Take it from a 41+ year operator of many frequencies. READ BEFORE OUTRIGHT "SPINNING A TALE" OUT OF THE BLUE SKY.
LosRioDelMar why would Walmart need a mototrbo trunking system , an xpr3500 on five watts on an assigned business frequency would be more then adequate heck maybe ip site connect
Not a trunked radio system for a retail store point to point communications. Those systems are very very expensive and complex, using computers for system frequencies, primary and secondary control frequencies, site controllers, repeaters, Alpha tag talk group ID's. The portable and mobile radios are more complex and often cost more than a conventional radio. Trucked system would be used in a large metro area with fire, police, public works, emergency response, transit, highway, DOT, and State Police.
Walmart can apply for an FCC business radio services license grant, there are several portable Motorola's programmed for VHF/UHF business radio frequencies.
I’ve done this before. Also gotten on the store wide intercom.
To answer people... Walmart uses channel 2 & 4 I'd know I listen to them on my scanner here at the house and my protable when I'm out
Really?
You listen to Walmart radio chatter at your house? Why...
@@X150t because he can
They use FRS radios?
@@ivanurban2383 No they use MURS. That guy was talking out his butt, they don't use channel anything. They are on 154.570 or 154.600 depending on area. Sam's Club will use 151.820 or 151.880 most of the time.
Kinda wholesome
My local Walmart threaten to call 911 for being a disturbing them!
Being a disturbing them
If you spoke to them with your wonderful word usage, any Waltard store would call the cops.
They should have a right to call the police on you for having bad grammar.
13 years
I love this!
I have had this happen to me before in Walmart
I'm so glad I don't have listen to this anymore as a former employee. I got fired for gross misconduct on May 12 and 18 days later on May 30 started a new job. May 26 I had an interview at my new job at a smaller grocery store job and going from $14 an hour at Walmart after 4 years and 3 months there starting in apparel and then going janitorial maintenance full time. My new job is part-time at $15.50 an hour at the supermarket and have some sanity back. I was fired from Walmart for gross misconduct and ineligible to be rehired. Walmart did me a favor. I still have lingering pains from the maintenance job from tossing garbage into the compactor on my left collarbone and around my groin which I hope I don't have a hernia or tear. I have to get that checked when I finally have health insurance. Aside from what I did to get fired and deeply regret, I feel free from Walmart. Fuck the Waltons, Fuck Sam's Club and Fuck Walmart!
Peebs is that you
I didn’t know customers were even allowed to use the store radios! They have a fit where I just listen in if I’m shopping there which is rare. I’m supposed that the manager didn’t go off on them too. Course, murs is an fcc sanctioned service designed for license free use by the general public too, so that helps too.
you should use there radio and I have 6 stores around me and I can here them and talk to them
It was their mistake for leaving a radio at a register
They use MURS and also after the baofeng revolution it's easy to mess with any business using analog now.
yes it was and a very um thing for to do your lucke you did not get banded for that dum stunt
Is this from IL?
Legendary. It would be funny if you said weird stuff on the radio.
Anyone can, they just use regular MURS and by FCC rule are required to share the frequency. Any baofeng can plug these frequencies easily. I used to mess with them all the time.
The radios i have will do MURS Here they are 1. Motorola xpr 6550 vhf 2. Motorola Astro Saber 3 VHF 3. Wouxun KG-UV3D 4 Baofeng UV-5R
Only need the baofeng, the rest are a waste of time and money.
why did someone left the walkie talkie smh 🤯
XD we never leave walkies on the floor at my store.
It depends on which store. I have seen them left on shelves before at my store but I haven't touched it.
I saw one left in the restroom on top of toilet paper dispenser . I farted into it and threw it in the trash lol . Someone got fired I’m sure
The walmart in Bonney Lake Washington murs frequency 154.6000 you guy can program a vhf radio to murs frequencys and talk from the parking lot.
Robert M. Justice what’s the frequency for the highway 99 Walmart do u know
@@interceptor2798 151.82000 M MURS 151.82 Common Use FMN Other
151.88000 M MURS 151.88 Common Use FMN Other
151.94000 M MURS 151.94 Common Use FMN Other
154.57000 M MURS 154.57 Common Use/Blue Dot FM Other
154.60000
Listen to those in scan mode in the parking lot if you get something save that frequency and you're gtg
funny. I'm surprised they left it there. most guard those cheap murs radios. murs is licensee free rule so anyone can talk on murs however if you intentionally interfere they trespass you from the property but cant do anythint if your off thr property but if they have s problem enough they'll go to the 900mhz spread hopping junk. most wal marts are now slowly migrating to mototrbo with enhanced privacy or the cheaper free 900 mhz spread spectrum hopping digital crap with enhanced privacy option due to outside intentional interference. 2 new wal marts were built by where I live and they gave the pd a few of the 900mhz spread hop radios for officers if needed which we never used them for calls there but I took one home anyway since I live literally between the two. while boring it can be interesting listening to them sometimes since I can hear both stores one a super and other a neighborhood one both couple blocks away opposite directions.
I agree, the person that left that radio is in deep shit. Walmart is lucky MURS did not take off. Although one does wonder why a billion dollar company can't buy some real radios. Probably get some kind of deal with motorola
Or the pirate on my GMRS repeater and threaten me, the repeater owner.. I have the FCC investigating the Walmart near me for just that.
@@time4acodeb because Walmart wants to be as cheap as possible if they wanted to do that they could go in the back by a pack of bubble radios and give them to the employees
Walmart pirated onto your GMRS repeater which you own and hold a valid station license for? Bet they will be hit with a big fine for illegal operation/unlicensed using GMRS frequencies which are not permitted for business radio services. @@Elfnetdesigns
@@TheTheo58 Everyone just needs a license for business use.
R the cb radios they sell worth the cost ?
Jake McGrae you can find them all cheper on ebay
Thoes are not cb
his radio is F R S - G M R S and thay sell c b radio's also.
Peanut butter gamer over here is at wallmart with that shaggy rodgers haircut messin with a police walkie talkie. Having that zip up sweater that you bought from cabellas. Trying to dress like terry magennis from Batman beyond with how you try to have your shirt stick out between your sweater my boy
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@@BoredAmerican yeah that was hard to read fr
@@yeagerj7747 honestly embarrassing
you should not be stupped on there radio.
Why laugh. You guys have every right to use the radio when there is there is no one present. Remember. The customer is always right.
Hhaahahah the funny thing is this is totally legal.
Yes it sure is most Walmart stores use what is called MURS multi-use Radio Service which is legal at open for anyone to use without any type of license. So there's nothing wrong with using are employees walkie-talkie to get help at a cash register whenever you can. However some Walmart employees can be real dick heads about it. Luckily for you they were not but hey I never thought of that I've stood in line before like that and usually I just move on to another register.
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