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Where can I find police scanner frequencies for muskegon Michigan?
Try the radioreference website for a list.
Where can a list of scanner frequencies be found for different cities?
One can find a list of scanner frequencies on Radio Reference. Depending on where the person is, the site let's one pinpoint a locations to find scanner frequencies.
How do you get your local frequencies for scanner?
To obtain a list of local frequencies for you area contact your local mobile radio dealer or technition. Your local dealers usually have a list on file that they use to program the local mobile radios.
I have two scanners. Both are programmed identical. One frequency on one of the scanners is noisy but clear on the other scanner...any ideas?
The frequency is likely a "birdie" on the second scanner -- meaning that the scanner circuitry produces a signal noise. This is common, and many scanner manuals provide a list of "birdie" frequencies.
Where to find police scanner frequencies for Cleveland Tennessee?
There are MANY frequencies in your area. Most people want Police, so to get you started off, here are a few: 155.53500 Sheriff's Office - Main Channel 856.48750 Sheriff's Office - Operations 158.91000 Sheriff's Office - Tac 8 153.63500 Sheriff's Office - Jail 154.49000 Countywide Public Safety Tac 1 All these should be analog and in the clear. But for a more comprehensive list of frequencies in your area (or most areas in the USA), check out radioreference.com
Can you pick up police on a realistic pro-70 hand-held scanner?
It depends on your location and the policies of the police department or departments in your area as different police departments around the country use different types of communications equipment. Some cities digitally encrypt their communications so that only the intended personnel are able to listen in and communicate such as the Orange County California police. Police departments that use APCO 25 codes require a scanner with technology that can decode APCO 25 codes. Considering the age of the pro-70 I would not think that the pro-70 police scanner is capable of doing this. I also was not able to find any reference to APCO in the owner's manual. If the frequencies you wish to monitor are below 512Mhz and use a conventional system to communicate it should work. If the frequencies in use are truncated or use APCO 25 codes or are encrypted then no. Also there may be different frequencies and systems being used for various police agencies in your area that you wish to listen to such as Highway Patrol or Local Police or Local Sheriff's or State Police or park rangers and the list continues. If you have a local Radio Shack around locally they may be able to provide information specific to your area to see if a pro-70 scanner will work for picking up local police traffic. Listed below is a link for the pro-70 owner's manual.
Where can you find a list of frequency codes for york county pa to program a police scanner?
Radio Reference.Com-database-state-county-agency
What functions are there on Police Scanners?
The scope of the available functions on any given police scanner is totally dependent on what kind of scanner the individual is utilizing. The basic feature is of course being able to turn the unit on and off as well as setting the volume. Most scanners will have the ability to hit a button and have the back light come on so that you can see the readout when it is dark. A scanner has the ability to scan a number of frequencies as well as store frequencies in its memory. The number of frequencies is again dependent on what scanner one is using. Scanners have a squelch ability that can be turned up or down which allows the listener to get rid of a hiss sound or static by adjusting the gain of the receiver. Basically it stops the output to the speaker when the signal is weaker than the noise it is receiving and allow the receiver to continue scanning frequencies or sit quietly on the set frequency. The number of functions that any and all scanners could have are too many to list here from the different manufacturers and the various scanners that are and were in production. Some newer digital scanners have the ability to receive APCO 25 codes and work with receiving various trunking systems. Some have the ability to hook up to a personal computer and even upload information to the unit which can save time by automatically programming frequencies into the banks of the unit for your area.
How can you find your local police radio frequency?
There are several ways. There are several books or guides in publication. Radio Shack generally has several, or check your local library. There are several web site dedicated to "scanner" frequency list. There are also links to monitor local frequencies available through most major Local new stations (see their on line web site).
Can you get scanner frequencies for boats and ships?
Many ocean going vessels operate on HF bands and use satellite radios, none of which are accessible by most scanners. There are standard VHF frequencies/channels used by many boaters and ships though, and you can follow the link below for a complete list of them: http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/marcomms/vhf.htm
What frequencies falls in the range of RF waves used by commercial controlled by the?
No frequencies in that range appear on the list you provided with the question.
What are all the police calls for example 10-4?
They are not standardized. They will vary from agency to agency. The department I worked for would give citizens a copy of the codes and signals list upon request. Contact your local agency and they will likely do the same. If you are using them to listen to your scanner, also check what the scanner laws are in your area. Some jurisdictions have laws such as no scanners allowed in your vehicle. Here is a link to an example ten code list:
