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Photopro - Does anyone know of 2012 FBI surveillance scanner frequencies in Ohio. I scoured RadioReference in many Ohio counties, but can't seem to find te information I am seeking.
FBI surveillance frequencies for Ohio
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shadcall
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Check here
FBI Frequencies and Database Listings - The RadioReference Wiki
I'm guessing that most FBI frequencies will be encrypted.
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2012 FBI surveillance scanner frequencies for Ohio
Thank you for the information. I appreciate all the assistance anybody can give me.
Thank you for the information. I appreciate all the assistance anybody can give me.
ecps92
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since frequencies vary by FO [Field Office] and then by RA [Resident Agent] Offices your best bet is to spend sometime searching 162-174 Mhz. Look for 167.9 Hz tones or $167 NACs for P25
Don't expect activity 24/7 as they do not operate like a typical Police/Sheriff's Disp
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Don't expect activity 24/7 as they do not operate like a typical Police/Sheriff's Disp
Welcome to the Hobby of FED Monitoring.
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JacobInIndy
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Typically, you will only hear long conversations or exchanges during surveillance. On top of that, a lot of the surveillance is encrypted. During operations, they will usually make sure they are all encrypted.
Occasionally, an agent will forget to flip the switch or not have the key in their radio, so all will be in the clear. This is rare.
Expect to hear short blips of encrypted traffic. Also, most surveillance is done simplex. So, if you're not close enough, the scanner won't pick it up. I would say, within a mile radius, give or take a bit, should be close enough. There is no need to repeat surveillance traffic, usually.
Occasionally, an agent will forget to flip the switch or not have the key in their radio, so all will be in the clear. This is rare.
Expect to hear short blips of encrypted traffic. Also, most surveillance is done simplex. So, if you're not close enough, the scanner won't pick it up. I would say, within a mile radius, give or take a bit, should be close enough. There is no need to repeat surveillance traffic, usually.
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Federal radio scanner frequencies in Ohio that are not encrypted
Are there radio scanner frequencies in Ohio that are not encrypted such as FBI,DEA,ATF,etc?
Are there radio scanner frequencies in Ohio that are not encrypted such as FBI,DEA,ATF,etc?
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There probably are some DEA, FBI, ATF etc conversations in Ohio that are not encrypted, but it is hard to find them. If you could leave one scanner searching between 162 Mhz and 174 Mhz, you might find some. Might take a year or two though. Maybe not - I dont think there is too much hard info on the subject. This is probably your best place on the Internet to ask. Maybe someone will give you some help directly. Maybe they already have. Peter Sz
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