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Alabama, Jefferson County baud rate

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..I live in
> Birmingham, Alabama and I'm trying to find out if
> the Jefferson County Sheriffs Dept. is using a 3600
> baud rate or 9600..on there Motorola Type2-800 system. I have a Uniden 785D scanner and
> I'm told that if I buy the BCi-25 card for digital I can pick up
> there freq. ,,even though its an analog and digital system, but I'm also told that if the Dept.
> is using the 9600 baud rate that I will need to buy
> a new scanner..

According to the radioreference.com page, they don't
seem to specify either way.
> Before I purchase a BCi-25 card, can anyone tell me
> if they know what baud rate they use or how to find
> out ??
> Under the database of RadioRef. they say that the
> dept. does use the Apco-25 plus analog but does that support 2
> baud rates??
 
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