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Understanding Banks
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A bank is a storage area for a
group of channels. Channels are
storage areas for frequencies.
Whereas a channel can only
contain one frequency, a bank can
hold numerous channels.
To make it easier to identify and
select the channels you want to
listen to, your scanner divides the
channels into 10 banks (1 to 10) of
20 channels each, a total of 200
channels. You can use each
channel-storage bank to group
frequencies.
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The scanner is preprogrammed
with the frequencies allocated by
marine, fire/police, aircraft, ham
radio, and weather services. This
is handy for quickly finding active
frequencies instead of searching
through an entire band (see
“Searching the One Touch Banks”
on Page 25).
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01 156.0500
05 156.2500
06 156.3000
07 156.3500
08 156.4000
09 156.4500
10 156.5000
11 156.5500
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Channel Storage
Banks
The scanner is preset
so each bank is
turned on (see
“Turning Channel-
Storage Banks Off
and On” on Page 29).
One-Touch Banks
The frequencies in the
scanner's one touch
banks are preset. You
cannot change them.
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Both frequencies
(transmission and
reception) are shown
for marine channels
used for duplex
transmission.
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