New guy that doesn’t understand anything just yet. I live in Kentucky and want to listen to the state police but know they use NAC. I’m not sure what devices I would be able to get to listen or even what I would have to do when I did get the equipment. The only thing I think I know right now is there’s something called NAC which I assume is some sort of encryption
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Please keep in mind, they are moving to a P25 Phase 2 trunked system in the near future, that is currently in the testing phase and already in the RR database HERE. Before you buy a scanner that works on the UHF state police system that may be outdated soon you should consider a scanner for future changes.
Could be more than a year until they make the migration according to this thread...
You only need to enter a NAC if there are other agencies using the same freq. Your agency may be the only one on that freq in your listening area. Enter the freq into a digital scanner without the NAC.
Yes sir, you gave good advice, but would you want to spend $300-400 today to have to spend another $400-500 next year? If you know they are moving in that direction, just spend a little more today rather than a lot more next year. By the way, tomorrow is next year
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