can i use this with a police issued radio?
906631
It depends on the model of the radio. If the radio has a connector that matches the plug to the earpiece then yes you can.
2057119
You will need the programming software and cable and then find out what frequency your police dept. uses. But be warned these radios are not legal unless you have a ham radio license, because what ever frequency you program into it, you can also transmit on.
160369
You can scan various frequencies. I don't have the frequency of your police channels, so I can't answer your question.
1366290
Yes, and a radio technician can lower the output. To locate a good technician near you contact your police, ambulance, or fire department to find out who they use.
2264377
Mmmm the radio sistem ask you for that...but you can skip that procedure with a special conection....check somo tutorials in you tube
2032966
I don't think you can. There are two dials, one for stations and one for volume. I have a new dixie chopper lawn mower and I can't here the radio. A piece of junk
409950
No. It's illegal to operate this radio without a license on any frequency . Even though it will transmit on frs frequencys. It would be a waste of money to buy this radio.
549347
Be sure you got the V955, set in BandsDFT it pick up everything. Even cops outside of car taking a piss.
699352
This radio comes in two models. The UV-82 which has the Frequency Range: 136-174 and 400-520MHz and the UV-82X which has the Frequency Range: VHF: 136-174 MHz(Rx/Tx). UHF: 220-260 MHz(Rx/Tx). If the Police or other Agency you wish to listen to operates in any of these ranges you can monitor them. Most Police now use encrypted radio bands to prevent monitoring, but Fire and other agencies may still be using non-encrypted bands. You will need to check in your area for the frequencies used by your City and County. Please be aware that these radios will also transmit in these bands and it is against the law to do so with out the proper license. You will get into big trouble if you cause interference on Emergency bands.
150784
Unfortunately not. However; you can buy an adapter that would work just fine ��. The radio itself is great and the adapter wouldn't be a big expense, I've found mine on here, for just a few bucks!! Hope this helps you ��
44605
The connection to the vhf radio is different from a stereo. As far as I know you can't use it with a stereo.
181591
yes. you can wire it directly to a 12 volt source and switch. Sounds like the cops are coming. Great siren.
2009672
Yes it does. My area police and fire use the same frequencies and I have no problem with picking them up.
822920
Side note with this. Be careful using this in a vehicle it is illegal in many states unless you have a ham radio license. I am not trying to pick a fight or tell you what to do I don't even care if you do it or not just a lot of people don't know this. The adapter that Dennis answered with works really good also.
16982
This radio has rechargable batteries and and an adapter to charge them, so if the device you mention has 120volt output, yes you can.
1220056
It has a provision for a external radio/CB. I don't know anything about Your CB but I would say any standard output would work. The interface has a switch that you turn the knob to that allows CB/radio traffic to be played over the PA system. This would be used by a police officer in the event that he would need to hear his radio outside of his cruiser and he did not have a portable radio device with him. I would think you would be able to even hook up your car radio/cd player if you would chose. If you need help with your CB I would go on Amazon and ask people who own that specific modelbut in my experience most CB's have that capability. It has a provision for a external radio/CB. I don't know anything about Your CB but I would say any standard output would work. The interface has a switch that you turn the knob to that allows CB/radio traffic to be played over the PA system. This would be used by a police officer in the event that he would need to hear his radio outside of his cruiser and he did not have a portable radio device with him. I would think you would be able to even hook up your car radio/cd player if you would chose. If you need help with your CB I would go on Amazon and ask people who own that specific... » Read More It has a provision for a external radio/CB. I don't know anything about Your CB but I would say any standard output would work. The interface has a switch that you turn the knob to that allows CB/radio traffic to be played over the PA system. This would be used by a police officer in the event that he would need to hear his radio outside of his cruiser and he did not have a portable radio device with him. I would think you would be able to even hook up your car radio/cd player if you would chose. If you need help with your CB I would go on Amazon and ask people who own that specific modelbut in my experience most CB's have that capability. « Show Less
2094207
Yes you can. But if you are in a very loud area it's hard to hear your radio.