police frequency

I just bought a police scanner and I am trying it out at my home in Fontana, CA. I have been able to find several frequencies for police departments in Los Angeles county, but I have not been able to find any for San Bernardino County. I am really looking for the frequency used by the Fontana Police Department Dispatch. Thanks!

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?c tid=218

2009-02-18 19:25:10 by The Rage

Listening to Encrypted Police Frequency on a Radio Shack PRO 197 Digital Trunk Tracking Scanner. Hopefully we never see the day when all ...

im trying to find 2005 police frequency codes for stark county but i cant seem to find it on this web page.

TRY = (SACNOHIO.COM)
(TRUNKOHIO.COM)
(BLUETOPCLUE.COM)

2005-12-16 10:09:55 by belovedconnie

Price: $76.99 $76.99

An adapter jack is included for electrical installations
Inside the car, across the factory or down the road - great for industrial use and display
Amber color; use different items of different frequencies to control up to 5 lights
You can turn the beacon on/off from up to 120' away in a visually direct line
Measures 6" diameter by 5" height

I have checked and found frequency, put them in my scanner, Have not heard a thing. Would somebody have one that works.

Hi. They vary by location. Make sure you have a decent antenna.
http://www.police-scanner.info/police-sc anner-frequencies.htm and http://www.nationalradiodata.com/

2008-03-23 13:59:31 by Jim

Price: $75.99 $75.99

Inside the car, across the factory or down the road - great for industrial use and display
Red color; use different items of different frequencies to control up to 5 lights
An adapter jack is included for electrical installations
You can turn the beacon on/off from up to 120' away in a visually direct line
Measures 6" diameter by 5" height

Preferably Colbert County, AL. Sheriff's Dept. and Tuscumbia, AL. City Police Dept.
I want to enter these frequencies into my scanner so I might monitor their channels.

Go to this website:

http://www.radioreference.com/modules.ph p?name=RR

I double-checked some of the frequencies in my area and it is pretty accurate. I can only assume that this site gets its information from the FCC.

2006-12-01 12:59:16 by Baby Baby Baby

Hey I am working on a project, detecting police car and helicopters radars. I plan to map the frequency with a receiver, gps unit and an amplifier. I have google earth on my laptop and am trying to program/hack it to map radar signals using the gps. I am a bit stuck at them moment and have been on this project for several weeks. Any help appreciated. Worse part is I am having to do this project alone. If anyone else has done similar please help.

Ka-band radar is 33.4 - 36.0 GHz
K-band 24.125 GHz ±100 MHz
X-band is 10.525 GHz ±25 MHz

Honeslty dude you are just better off getting a radar detector...

As for mapping police radar frequencies it's nearly impossible...

And police helicopters do not use radar or laser speed guns to get your speed they use VASCAR

2007-02-12 18:00:39 by hades