Digital or Analog - Franklin Co., OH

[Khdmtcbvsymw]

Hi, I am a new member and trying to decide whether I should purchase a digital scanner such as the BCD396T or an analog scanner such as the BC246T for use in Franklin County, OH. Although the home page of RadioReference.com states that "all the data is free", as a non-Premium Subscriber, I can not find a way to access the data for frequencies in Franklin Co., and even if I were able to access them, I doubt if I could determine from the data whether the listings were digital or analog since I am new to this sort of thing.
Therefore could some of you who are more familiar with the situation please post a reply advising me whether digital frequencies are in use here in Franklin County. --Thanks in advance.

 

[radioscan]

Franklin County is analog. If you wish to monitor any state agencies such as the
Ohio State Highway Patrol, you will need a digital scanner, as the statewide MARCS
system uses digital voice modulation.

If a system has any hint of digital signal look for "APCO-25 or P-25" under
"System Type" or "System Voice".

 

[LPROB00]

Delaware County is also P25.

 

[ibagli]

Although the home page of RadioReference.com states that "all the data is free", as a non-Premium Subscriber, I can not find a way to access the data for frequencies in Franklin Co., and even if I were able to access them, I doubt if I could determine from the data whether the listings were digital or analog since I am new to this sort of thing.

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=2064

 

[tripleplay905]

is it really that hard to click on the image of ohio and then click on the county?..

like really...