Two Way Police Radio

directly in case of an emergency....I know this can be done, can I do it....why or why not?

You can only purchase scanners of police frequencies. Retail outlets that sell transmitters, don't sell to individuals, unless they're a part of the police agency...sorry.... emergency and police traffic only.

2006-07-17 20:25:43 by Pam D

this is a police radio we are selling on ebay

I have had all types of cb's, I want one that I can program the channels and not have them preset. I am an EMT and want the ability to program the channels to my own unit not owned by the company.. I understand not being allowed to have access to the swat channels but I want to have all of the others ranging from 20-25mhz up to the150mhz- 300mhz channels. We can buy scanners that will listen to them why or what and how do I need to list it on google or wny search engine...??

Radio Shack sells hand-held scanners that will receive almost all frequencies. Or just google hand-held scanner. Many police channels are digital now, so you would have to see if there are digital capable hand-held scanners. I don't think it would be a good idea to get a radio that you could transmit on. You would need written permission to transmit on another agencies frequency. Without this, you could face legal action.

2007-10-29 22:45:28 by Angie D

Price: $109.95

4 Watts Power Output
NOAA All Weather Emergency Radio
SoundTracker System
10 Channel Weather Reception
Mobile Mag Mount Antenna Included

Yes you can get into there channel but oh my just don't get caught with it. You will pay dearly for that.

2009-04-19 14:46:04 by Christian

Price: $26.99

I have a cheapo Motorola two-way radio, it is a good radio, just doesn't have a lot of features, it can go about 2 miles. But my question is, if a police officer wanted to, in their car or with their radio, are they able to hear my transmissions? Thanks.

-Dennis
Uggh.... ¬_¬ You don't need a license for these radios... You can buy them anywhere... Radio Shack, Dicks Sporting Goods, etc.... And no, it's not drugs, My son and I are planning a prank on his friend, the neighbor, and the police frequently monitor our neighborhood every 30-minutes or so.

No, it's a different frequency. A scanner would be able to pick up your transmission.

2008-05-18 16:34:25 by Dennis S

Well, you can't really get a multipurpose 2-way radio, but you can get a scanner that can receive only. Radio shack usually carries them if you want to get one quick to play with, but I would do a lot of research before selecting a scanner, including looking up the frequencies of your local PD, airports, etc and making sure to get a scanner that covers them all. Also, a lot of large depts like police use trunking radios, and you'd need a certain (more expensive) scanner to make sure you could hear those.

Here is a pretty good primer on them
http://strongsignals.net/access/content/ pickrecv.html
though it's older so some of the reference models are obsolete or discontinued.

2008-12-05 23:46:27 by strother15688