FREE VHF & UHF G BAND SEARCH FILES for GRE PSR-600/500 & PRO197/106
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HomePatrol files available on Fedcom yahoogroups.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FedFreqs/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FEDERALFREQUENCYGROUP/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ColoradoFedCom/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ArizonaFedCom/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NorCalFedCom/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FedFreqs/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FEDERALFREQUENCYGROUP/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ColoradoFedCom/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ArizonaFedCom/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NorCalFedCom/files/FedCom Scanner Files/
gonzalu
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I just wanted to say THANK YOU to those who put these together for us. I just downloaded the FreeSCAN files posted and installed them on my BCD996XT and they work flawlessly. Now, if there were only some traffic to listen to! 
Cheers!
Cheers!
gonzalu
Member
FreeSCAN file mostly for 396XT & 996XT Scanners.
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Bug reports is always welcome
I forgot to give you proper credit... so, thanks for your BCD996XT file
SOFA_KING
Member
Home Patrol VHF & UHF Search File
Home Patrol VHF & UHF Search File
I don't know why I didn't do this sooner, but with the new features on the HP1, this P25 search file works pretty good. I just turn on the recorder and review every hit (with NAC codes also saved) the scan found. And you get audio, as well. No computer needed. Nyce!
All the delays and alert tones were set up to get your attention and hold for 30 seconds. Just load the file and go! This was created with ARC PATROL. You could turn off the P25 for all channels and set the squelch type to ALL with SEARCH in the code field...then rename it to UXX SERACH FRESH OPEN and blast the radio. Then it will catch analog and digital hits with PL/DPL/NAC codes. Arc Patrol has a bug and doesn't save the SEARCH selection for the squelch code column on ALL. But if you save it to the radio before you close the file, it does stick in the radio.
Here in my home area I locked out what I know and just search for new stuff. Last night I got a new one, but I suspect it was distant on a band opening. But hey, it works!
Have fun!
Phil ~
Home Patrol VHF & UHF Search File
I don't know why I didn't do this sooner, but with the new features on the HP1, this P25 search file works pretty good. I just turn on the recorder and review every hit (with NAC codes also saved) the scan found. And you get audio, as well. No computer needed. Nyce!
All the delays and alert tones were set up to get your attention and hold for 30 seconds. Just load the file and go! This was created with ARC PATROL. You could turn off the P25 for all channels and set the squelch type to ALL with SEARCH in the code field...then rename it to UXX SERACH FRESH OPEN and blast the radio. Then it will catch analog and digital hits with PL/DPL/NAC codes. Arc Patrol has a bug and doesn't save the SEARCH selection for the squelch code column on ALL. But if you save it to the radio before you close the file, it does stick in the radio.
Here in my home area I locked out what I know and just search for new stuff. Last night I got a new one, but I suspect it was distant on a band opening. But hey, it works!
Have fun!
Phil ~
Sounds like the same setup as the HomePatrol FedCom files in this post.
http://forums.radioreference.com/1766862-post142.html
P25 search file request
Is there a file like this for other bands in the area of 800-850? I have many changes due in my area in the near future would love to be able to use a file like this for 800-850 or even 830-860 would be great! Thanks in advance if there is a file and I missed it somewhere.
Is there a file like this for other bands in the area of 800-850? I have many changes due in my area in the near future would love to be able to use a file like this for 800-850 or even 830-860 would be great! Thanks in advance if there is a file and I missed it somewhere.
reconrider8
Member
if their any list of frequencies/file for a 106 for the eastern north carolina southern va area?
RonnieUSA
Member
Will these Bands 137-144 / 148-150.8 be added later?
ARC500 Easy Fill Conv. Objects under Options can be used to generate the contiguous frequency sub-bands you want.
Example:
Options>Easy Fill Conv. Objects>(From channel)01>(To channel)560
(Frequency:Start)137.0>(Step)12.5
(ModeAUTO
Apply
Example how to determine the To channel number to use:
1(mHz)/.0125(mHz step) = 80 (entries per mHz)
144-137 = 7(mHz)
80(entries per mHz) x 7(mHz) = 560(entries)
To channel = 560
Example:
Options>Easy Fill Conv. Objects>(From channel)01>(To channel)560
(Frequency:Start)137.0>(Step)12.5
(Mode
AUTOApply
Example how to determine the To channel number to use:
1(mHz)/.0125(mHz step) = 80 (entries per mHz)
144-137 = 7(mHz)
80(entries per mHz) x 7(mHz) = 560(entries)
To channel = 560
RonnieUSA
Member
ARC500 Easy Fill Conv. Objects under Options can be used to generate the contiguous frequency sub-bands you want.
Example:
Options>Easy Fill Conv. Objects>(From channel)01>(To channel)560
(Frequency:Start)137.0>(Step)12.5
(Mode
Apply
Example how to determine the To channel number to use:
1(mHz)/.0125(mHz step) = 80 (entries per mHz)
144-137 = 7(mHz)
80(entries per mHz) x 7(mHz) = 560(entries)
To channel = 560
Thank You for the help on this, I wasn't thinking when I aske about the 137-144 band, but isn't most of that for Air?
But I did make a search list from 148-151, and yes I know it's supposed to stop at 150.787500, but the math was easier to do going to 151.
KB7MIB
Member
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In Arizona, 137-144 has both military air-to-air as well as FM repeaters for the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs (AZDEMA, to include emergency management and the Army and Air National Guard). 148-151 includes air-to-air AM and CAP FM.
In Arizona, 137-144 has both military air-to-air as well as FM repeaters for the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs (AZDEMA, to include emergency management and the Army and Air National Guard). 148-151 includes air-to-air AM and CAP FM.
RonnieUSA
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ecps92
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sandiegosand
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Like how do i download the file???
puzzleriddle
Member
which scanner are you using? . That will determine which format you need.
sandiegosand
Member
i want to put it on a pro-106
sandiegosand
Member
when i click the link it just opens the fourum
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