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They used to use 460.125 when it was a split mens/womens jail.

Here's a suggestion. If there's an incident where they're looking for a suspect or suspects, take note of the suspect/vehicle description and cruise around the area outside the police perimeter. Then if you see a subject or vehicle matching the description CALL IT IN. An extra pair of feet stomping ...

somewhere between 1295 and 1362

I heard a story from back in the 70s about a scanner enthusiast who kept showing up at NTF surveilances. They didnt know who he was so they ran his plate. He (the scanner nerd) heard them run his plate and contacted NTF to assure them that he was a "good guy". He was told by NTF if he show...

were the crooks on a trunked radio system?

Its very simple... just dont get in the way.

Hay PIX, On 7A I can hear the calls by programming in 5015, 4688, 4695 ect, just like on a BC235. Seems to be a status bit problem on city system. I hear absolutely nothing on the affeted talkgroups in scan or hold on RCS south. On RCS south I DO hear La Mesa PD in search mode and when I programed i...

Well scanner fans, virtually every car on the road is in violation of LA's 1944 short wave receiver law. 1600 - 2500 KHz was the main police band from the 1920's 'till about the late 50's. SDPD was on 2450 KHz until I think 1962. LAPD finally left 1680 KHz and went to VHF in 1964. In the early 90's ...

Yes, Batman is koo-koo. That's what's fun about being BAT-MAN!

Well, there's a good one for Chicago. "Chicago Area Radio Monitoring Association" or "CARMA".

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