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[Codger1]

I'm really new, can't find where to start a new thread!
I'll bet someone here can help me.... I have a pro197, ARC500 and pro RadioRefernce . I know the local frequency's, they are not in the RR file system. Two of the freq's have went digital, how in the world do I set up the scanner to receive these now digital freq's? Please help and Many Thanks
codgerone@yahoo.com

 

[fxdscon]

I'm really new, can't find where to start a new thread!

Didn't you just start this thread? EDIT--> I see that you didn't start this thread, the admin moved it from somewhere else to it's own thread.

Click here for a list of the forums:

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and then click on which forum you want to post in, and then click the "New Thread" button near the top of the page, or at the bottom of the thread listings.

I'll bet someone here can help me.... I have a pro197, ARC500 and pro RadioRefernce . I know the local frequency's, they are not in the RR file system. Two of the freq's have went digital, how in the world do I set up the scanner to receive these now digital freq's? Please help and Many Thanks
codgerone@yahoo.com

Check here for an easier to read manual for your scanner:

Easier to Read Pro-651/652/106/197 - WS1040/1065 - PSR 500/600 Digital Scanner Manuals

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[N8IAA]

Also wise not to post your email address.
Larry

 

[mikewazowski]

The thread was created when his post was moved from another thread.

 

[plmanegre]

DMR

Is this the future of scanning? Holyoke MA is now using on FD dispatch. This is my First post in a very long time Hope I'm doing it right!! Thanks

 

[KevinC]

Is this the future of scanning? Holyoke MA is now using on FD dispatch. This is my First post in a very long time Hope I'm doing it right!! Thanks

Unfortunately you did it wrong.

You posted in a thread that has absolutely nothing to do with your question, but feel free to post again in a more appropriate forum (like the Massachusetts forum maybe?).

 

[plmanegre]

Thanks Kevin C I figured it out, and posted it correctly Thanks for the quick reply