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Uniden BC355C 800MHz 300-Channel Base Mobile Scanner (Black)
(Electronics) Uniden
Release date: 2011-11-27
Coverage includes "action" bands for police, ambulance, fire, amateur radio, etc.
RF capture technology instantly tunes to signals from nearby transmitters
Preprogrammed service search lets you find your favorites quickly
300-channels base mobile scanner with 100 channels/second scan speed (max)
Lock out unwanted frequencies with search and temporary lockouts
Price:
$99.99
CB Radios Answers
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Here is a basic introduction on how to use a handheld police scanner and the Canadian Trackside Guide to listen in on railway traffic and ...
I should also ask free scanner frequencies. Several I googled I think I have to pay for like in a subscription. TIA
You can do your own research for frequencies at:
http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/General_Menu_Re ports/
You will need to take a little time to learn, as you may have to look up things a little different. Its not always going to say "X Fire department" or X Police department.
Best to put in your city name and search that way.
If you provide your location state and county we can point you to the local scanner sites and groups to help you get the info you need.
No need to pay for this.
Also note, asking the agencies and/or the radio dealers will get you nothing but frustration. While it is 100% PERFECTLY LEGAL to listen and the information is PUBLIC RECORD, the agencies and radio shops treat is as TOP SECRET EYES ONLY material. They are very unlikely to provide this info to you just by asking.
Price: $129.99
Scanner runs on AC power or two AA batteries, for portable use
Listen to TV stations (channels 2-13) and AM/FM Radio, with 30 presets for instant access
Alarm clock with snooze function and standard alarm features
NOAA weather broadcasts and all-hazard alerts provide valuable information specific to your location
Store and scan up to 300 channels: police, fire/emergency, marine, air, amateur, and other radio services
I recently bought a police scanner only to find out that my local police frequencies are encrypted. Does anyone know if there is a way to decrypt, or how you get these frequencies. I understand it is not against the law to have these frequencies or to listen to your local police dispatcher. Does anyone know.
What type of scanner did you purchase?
Is your local police on digital or analog?
At my agency we are digital but we do have certain channels that are encrypted (SWAT channels, etc.) and no one but the officers with those radios and the dispatchers can hear it and that is for obvious purposes. In order to listen to the non-encrypted channels, you have to have a digital scanner and those suckers are not cheap!
Price: $499.00
Hear Police, Fire, Air, EMS, GVMT, Marine, Amateur, Weatherbands more!
No Complicated Programming! All Frequencies Names Already Built-in
Receives APCO Digital, Trunked systems conventional frequencies!
Entire USA Canada Database built-in on 2GB MicroSD memory card! Includes ctcss/dcs (PL DPL)!
Simpy Select the local systems you want to scan!, Free updates with included USB cable software too!
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If you have a Radio Shack near you that is a good source.That is where I got them.
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