These are the bands I receive. Any suggestions on what I can tune in?

[spilot113]

Thanks for the assistance from the experienced people on this board. You've been very helpful.

My radio receives these frequencies bands.

108-137 mhz
137-144 mhz
174-400 mhz
400-480 mhz
480-999 mhz

I have found some police, fire WX and airports.....anything else interesting I should be tuning for?

 

[RaleighGuy]

Military aircraft, pagers (with PDW you can decode messages), businesses. It just depends where you live. The RR database has FCC data for your county and you can look through it and find things you are interested in. My suggestion, which I learned from @w2lie is the secrets are in the search, use the search feature of your scanner.

 

[W8WCA]

Would need to know your location to be of much help.
You can also listen to Mil Air - Businesses -

Check the RR Database for your location

 

[spilot113]

Would need to know your location to be of much help.

Massachusetts/ NH border. New England.

 

[ecps92]

Thanks for the assistance from the experienced people on this board. You've been very helpful.

My radio receives these frequencies bands.

108-137 mhz
137-144 mhz
174-400 mhz
400-480 mhz
480-999 mhz

I have found some police, fire WX and airports.....anything else interesting I should be tuning for?

you meant 137-174

Tons out there, Police, Fire, DPW, EMS, Aircraft, Milair etc
what type of radio ? as most PD/FD are now P25 in that region

Also update your RR Profile, that way folks won't have to ask where are you from

 

[kc2asb]

+3 on using the search feature on your scanner and looking for frequencies for your area in the Radio Reference database.

What radio are you using? If it's not a digital scanner, you will not be able to monitor any frequencies listed as P25 (or NXDN, DMR, MotTrbo, etc) in the database. Encrypted frequencies, marked with an "E", cannot be monitored on any scanner. (A small "e" next to a frequency means partially encrypted, so you will hear some communications in the clear). We can tell you if your scanner is digital if you provide the manufacturer/model number.

 

[spilot113]

what type of radio ? as most PD/FD are now P25 in that region

I have a Whistler scanner and a Yaesu 2M/440 radio

(What is "P25"?)

 

[vagrant]

P25 is a digital mode whereas FM and AM are analog. Which Whistler scanner do you have?

APCO Project 25 - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

 

[bearcatrp]

Best to scan between those frequencies. RR doesn’t have all frequencies in the database. If you find one not in the database, send in to RR for it to be added. Good luck