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8 paź 2023 · I'm looking for a chart or other information that shows what the step sizes are in the different frequency ranges. I usually scan by 5khz steps in the 140, 150 & 160 ranges and 12.5khz for anything above 400 mhz. I'm probably missing some frequencies when I'm not scanning with the proper steps.
17 lis 2023 · As a basic definition, scanning involves listening (and, at times, looking) on frequencies just below, above and around the standard FM and TV broadcast bands. There are numerous services that use this spectrum - from police and fire, to the guy that picks up your garbage and lots in between.
2 wrz 2023 · The RadioReference.com Web service provides users the ability to download scanner frequency and trunked radio system information directly from the database to their radio.
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31 maj 2017 · One of the best sources for scanner information available is the RadioReference.com database. This is a huge listing of frequencies used thruout the USA and Canada for all types of two-way radio operations. If you do your own scanner programming then the RRDB is invaluable for information.
