Will this scanner pick up 800 MHz frequencies?
809860
Here is the frequency coverage Frequency (MHz) Step Size Value --------------------------------------------- 25-27.405 10 kHz 27.41-29.7 5 kHZ 29.71-49.83 10 kHz 49.835-54 5 kHz 108-136.9916 8.33 kHz 137-137.995 5 kHz 138-143.9875 12.5 kHz 144-147.995 5 kHz 148-150.7875 12.5 kHz 150.8-150.845 5 kHz 150.8525-150.845 5 kHz 150.8525-154.4975 7.5 kHz 154.515-154.64 5 kHz 154.65-156.255 7.5 kHz 156.275-157.45 25 kHz 154.47-161.5725 7.5 kHz 161.6-161.975 5 kHz 162-174 12.5 216.0025-219.9975 5 kHz 220-224.995 5 kHz 225.000-379.975 25 kHz 380-419.9875 12.5 kHz 420-450 5 kHz 450.00625-469.99375 6.25 kHz 470-512 12.5 kHz (6.25 kHz with CPU Firmware 1.6 or later) 764-781.996875 3.125 kHz 791-796.996875 3.125 kHz 806-823.9875 12.5 kHz 849-868.9875 12.5 kHz 894-901.9875 12.5 kHz 902-928 5 kHz 928.0125-939.9875 12.5 kHz 940-960 6.25 kHz 1240-1300 6.25 kHz
831923
Yes it would. As far as tx distance not sure. But should be able to rx without a problem. I haven't upgraded antennas but I just use as a local handheld scanner anyway.
1811223
You need a digital scanner. The BC355C 800MHz is not digital; it is analog. For digital capabilities you will need either of the multitude of scanners I will list: GRE PSR-800, GRE PSR-600, GRE PSR-500, Uniden HomePatrol, Uniden Beacat BCD996XT, Uniden Bearcat BCD396XT, or the RadioShack PRO-197.
1031039
Programing the scanner to specific frequencies is very easy. If you're not into reading manuals, you can go to YouTube, which is what I did, and watch a little kid show you how it's done.
1423615
Yes should work for you. 390 mhz is only the channel. Opener will learn most any codes
1227868
The unit does have a lot of memory and the memory can be organized into channel groups and then scanned. However the frequency coverage is limited compared to a conventional scanner so make sure you review the specs.
1349373
Technically yes, it can scan anything from 764.00000-960.00000MHz. You don't even need the P25 Network Access Code (NAC), this scanner will pick it up and detect the code automatically, although it is better to save the code to the scanner as it will help block out interference.** BUT ** if the department(s) you are trying to listen to have their radio traffic encrypted on the P25 system, the unit, nor any other unit can decode the encrypted P25 traffic.
86908
Yes, it willl pick up both frequencies, even radio frequencies. I've tried different antennas, but this one is the best, it even gets more channels and i don't need to reposition the antenna to get better image. I would recommend it.
1741601
It will pick up any analog frequency from VHF to UHF to trunking, short of P25 digital. It is a little tricky to set up and use but it works great. You can look up charlotte frequencies online or thru a guide book.
287390
I've looked at the unit itself. No frequency listing is published anywhere on it. Could be 900 Mhz, could be 2.4 Ghz, no way to know.
64377
The scanner scans conventional frequencies and trunk systems. This one is called...triple trunking mobile/base radio scanner.Mine receives all the channels that I need for the areas I have used it. I assume it is analog.....but the only digital is the display..
2045526
It will perform marginally better than the little set-top antenna provided with a scanner if you place it in a window, but it's actually designed to be used on a vehicle which provides a ground plane for better reception. I didn't find noticeable improvement in signal reception using it inside at 800 mHz. It makes a big difference on top of a vehicle, as opposed to using a rubber-ducky on a handheld inside.These antennas are becoming harder and harder to find. My opinion is to buy one when you find it.
1365450
a very basic 125Khz scanner. They are about $8-13. Neewer brand scanner is a decent choice.
313298
Yes, this will pickup digital police frequencies as long as you have the proper frequencies and you have programmed them properly. RadioReference.com can be a big help there.
2049934
In a word....NO. This scanner is analog only, so can't pick up any broadcast in digital.
1591006
I'm not sure. I would say no. I got mine to pick up 700mhz police radios. It works for that but otherwise I don't know anything about it
706165
Yes. The scanner has a frequency search so you if you either know it by heart or can find it somewhere you should be ok. I can refer you to a website where you may be able to find it if you want? :)