a digital one that picks up trunked systems and will pick up in the 800mh?
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This question is over my head. All I know is the scanner does not work and I let to much time go by to return it because it was a Christmas gift bought to early.
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if you go to alarm.com it will tell you all of the systems that are compatible with it I do know that it has to be a 2gig system.
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I never said that I said "Good reception, easy to use, easy to program. Also has good sound quality. I like the new object scanning method much better than bank scanning." Note the programming application you get to use once for free but it looks worth buying. If someone is having problems with trunking they need to reprogram it.
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The scanner scans conventional frequencies and trunk systems. This one is called...triple trunking mobile/base radio scanner.Mine receives all the channels that I need for the areas I have used it. I assume it is analog.....but the only digital is the display..
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As for the range of signals I don't know for sure it picks up wi-fi and cordless phone signals and has worked on everything I have tried to pick up. There is no digital read out for signal type just led's for signal strength. Hope that helps. Look on YouTube for video showing this unit in action.
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Just pick up the receiver, like Alexander Graham Bell intended! Its a nice home phone.
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This unit runs off of a data plan. Think of it as a GSM-radio based router.
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Not exactly. But trunking systems don't work in a way that "regular" scanners work. If you understand the way "systems" (think of them like banks in a regular scanner) work, it's not difficult at all.
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I would go with 900MHz links, at least 30DBi gain dishes point-to-point. Bear in mind that none of this kind of approach works unless you have clear unobstructed line of sight between transmission/reception points. Also, due to earth's curvature the horizon disappears at 20 miles, so both ends of the line will need to be considerably elevated. You will need to have a professional survey performed before going further. My experience with Ubiquiti products is outstanding. Have a site survey done and then seek guidance from Ubiquiti. A 30 mile haul will have lots of pitfalls, so if you are merely trying to get Internet access via your existing DSL net, give consideration of alternate methods. I would go with 900MHz links, at least 30DBi gain dishes point-to-point. Bear in mind that none of this kind of approach works unless you have clear unobstructed line of sight between transmission/reception points. Also, due to earth's curvature the horizon disappears at 20 miles, so both ends of the line will need to be considerably elevated. You will need to have a professional survey performed before going further. My experience with Ubiquiti products is outstanding. Have a site survey done and then seek guidance from Ubiquiti. A 30 mile haul will have lots of pitfalls, so if you are... » Read More I would go with 900MHz links, at least 30DBi gain dishes point-to-point. Bear in mind that none of this kind of approach works unless you have clear unobstructed line of sight between transmission/reception points. Also, due to earth's curvature the horizon disappears at 20 miles, so both ends of the line will need to be considerably elevated. You will need to have a professional survey performed before going further. My experience with Ubiquiti products is outstanding. Have a site survey done and then seek guidance from Ubiquiti. A 30 mile haul will have lots of pitfalls, so if you are merely trying to get Internet access via your existing DSL net, give consideration of alternate methods. « Show Less
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No, it's a trunking scanner but not digital. http://forums.radioreference.com/radio-shack-scanners/117952-pro-97-digital-scanner.html
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I recommend a dx6i if it fits your budget. But any dsm radio will work. Even the stock basic 2.4 ghz transmitters from a hobby zone champ for example will work
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It looks like they mainly do forwarding service so you will also need to find a SIP trunk provider and PBX system to make it work.
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I'm not sure about digital, but it does work with straighttalk home phone service.
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It will. If a signal is in the area, it will pick it up . Just follow directions in the manual. Try WiFi calling if your mobile allows it.its a plus for me.
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Yes! Any system with a standard phone jack. I use comcast but it's the same principle.
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I'm not sure you can. Most stations switched to digital. I believe only a few low powered analog stations remain. The antenna supplied with the unit will pick up whatever it can in your ares
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It does NOT receive digital or trunked transmissions. Analog only which is good for me because all EMS/Fire/Police frequencies in my area are still in the 152-173 MHz range on FM.