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A General Guide to Scanning
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Reception of the frequencies
covered by your scanner is mainly
“line-of-sight.” That means you
usually cannot hear stations that
are beyond the horizon.
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Every scanner has birdie
frequencies. Birdies are signals
created inside the scanner's
receiver. These operating
frequencies might interfere with
transmissions on the same
frequencies. If you program one of
these frequencies, you hear only
noise on that frequency. If the
interference is not severe, you
might be able to turn
SQUELCH
clockwise to cut out the birdie.
This scanner's birdie frequencies
(in MHz) are:
162.400 162.425 162.450
162.475 162.500 162.525
162.550
30.735 32.020 38.400
40.025 40.980 48.025
51.200 112.0625 120.025
128.025 136.025 139.995
140.800 144.030 152.090
160.100 165.430 168.035
173.485 392.250 400.0875
424.250 432.0125 440.250
445.6375 448.0875 453.650
456.0875 461.650 464.100
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