what Mhz is the firetruck &amp; police car?
301318
The fire truck is 49MHz. Be sure to turn the truck to off when not in use as the truck has a tendency to pick up other signals around it. Overall, my son loves his truck!
2075851
Most of the answers to this question are so wrong. I love this product to listen to my local Police, EMS and Fire. But search Amazon for the UV-5r for a cheaper price and it works just as well. Amazon sells it for $25 dollars. Go to google and type in your request for your police department radio frequencies. You will most likely get www.radioreference.com and on this website you should be able to find your local police department and more....I did and it works great for me.
491840
Yes it is a police scanner, but also fire & ambulance, marine, ham, air, weather scanner, plus AM & FM radio.
61859
These radios are pre-programmed to the 16 law enforcement frequencies which are illegal to transmit on. A list of these can be found on google.
2075850
Although I have not used it to scan police frequencies, the range of this radio does cover the150 and 450 MHz bands that are commonly used. Municipalities are often using other methods rather than FM for communications these days.
1716330
Are you talking about the connection to the radio channels? I don't remember exactly, around 88.7.I believe. Sorry if I wasn't more helpful.
726690
This unit does not program trunking codes, nor does it feature 800 megahertz. This unit is perfect for UHF/VHF single channel and single channel to repeater communications for fire, police, emergency management at the local level. Call your local fire department dispatch to ensure your area is not using 800 megahertz or trunking.
1873789
These radios can operate at 400 - 470 MHz. GMRS and FRS both operate at 462 - 467 MHz. So...I guess the answer would be yes. I have not tried to program these, but the little research I have done it is apparently somewhat difficult.
1085373
IT do not alert before radars!Only before fast cars,ambulance, police car and motocycles coming closer..If you want i can send you my haf of price It's new ONE! Send Me an email dcotrim@yahoo.com
1721396
The radio's frequency range is 136.00-174.00 MHz and 400.00-480.00 MHz. The reference to 50Hz refers to it's interference cancellation tech built into the new chipset.
1022567
My husband has a paper with frequency codes he would use. Or look in your manual for codes. Each state has different codes. Try police scanner codes.com for your area.
549347
Be sure you got the V955, set in BandsDFT it pick up everything. Even cops outside of car taking a piss.
645424
I don't know because we haven't programmed in departments that are that far away. Don't they issue pagers/radios to the firefighters? I ask that because our local department does. Sorry ;-(
723221
Starts at 25 MHz. and goes to 2 GHz. There is a transverter available for it by the same company. I have not used the transverter so can not speak to it, although the Yahoo groups give it good reviews.
1266116
I wish I knew. I would also like to find out how to easily amplify it. As-is running off my CB radio it works pretty good. Definitely not as loud as the police PAs.
2141740
I have no idea. You can probably research what FREQ they both use. Sorry, don't know.
1769339
It depends what band of frequencies that your agencies use to monitor vehicle speed. The Whistler picks up the standard X, K, and the Ka bands in addition to a laser light signal.If radar detectors are legal to use in your area and the police are using any of these common radar bands, you will know right away after you get the unit and make any kind of a road trip.JOHN P.