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I would like all of Montgomery County, TX like Sheriff, police pd, ems, and fire departments things like that.
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Sheriff and CPD are encrypted, so no listening to them. I don’t think that radio will even do P25 trunking, much less TDMA.
 

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it is a provoice radio. I had it working in Louisiana, but you can program it whatever you can program into it would be nice.
 

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Okay well, I think whatever you can do for me would be just fine with me. I would just like to hear anything on it.
 

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At this point, we don't even know what features the radio has. Take the $50 you can get for it and put it towards a scanner.
 

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Update.
You need Programmer for KRD jaguar. you will need to enter frequencies into respective talkgroups.
What I found for Montgumery county, you won't use on the 700P.
The only 700/800 Mhz systems are now P25. everything else is VHF conventinal. No EDACS systems.
Best bet is dump the 700P and invest in a cheap VHF radio, maybe a P7100.
You can still use the same software for that. Frequencies to program are here:
Not that any are still used.
 

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For what you are looking to do, importing directly from the RR database, a scanner is DEFINITELY what you want.
 
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I can't think of a more modern scanner that couldn't scan all the conventional channels.
Newer yet can even scan P25 systems, but note, Montgomery's P25 system is all encrypted.
Go back up to the 'scanners,...' forums and look over the brands.
I have a Bearcat BCT15X that will do it
 

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No scanner can decode encrypted traffic. That's BY LAW. Even assuming you COULD get the encryption key, which you can't.

AES-256 has 115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007913129639936 possible keys. You're not going to find the valid one by accident.
 
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Can you program my radio for me?
At this point I'm convinced even a notarized letter wouldn't get the point across.
Your current radio will not receive what you are trying to listen to and getting a scanner will be more beneficial for you in the long run.
 

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You're not listening. I checked your county's RR database entries and there is literally nothing that the radio you have, an 800 MHz 700P, can be used to listen to in your county. NOTHING.

Except for maybe the NPSPAC 800 MHz conventional mutual aid channels, which are probably used very rarely.
 

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To the OP: I think you need to do as several people have suggested, get rid of that radio and buy a scanner so you can listen to what you want to listen to. As has been pointed out, there's nothing in your county that your 700P will work with.

And with that, I think this thread has exceeded its useful life. Thread closed.
 
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