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Is their a way to program locl pd to my Baofeng to listen?

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BG5850

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hey i have the Baofeng UV-5R+. I their any way i can program my local pd they use a digital system trucked.
Looks like this. seems their is not a set number to dail in on? Thanks
DEC HEX Mode CPD Sector A
32784 801 D 
 

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Regretfully, NO. Digital will just be buzzing or a background hiss to an analog radio. You have to create a trunking system, then create ids, then go to scan. uv-5+ does not gave the radio guts to decode a digital signal.
 

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hey i have the Baofeng UV-5R+. I their any way i can program my local pd they use a digital system trucked.
Looks like this. seems their is not a set number to dail in on? Thanks
DEC HEX Mode CPD Sector A
32784 801 D 

First no is what has already been said, your Baofeng will not do digital so it won't work on any digital system.

Second no is your PD is on a trunked system and your Baofeng will only do standard analog conventional and won't handle a trunked system, even if it was analog. Now you may be able to program in all of an analog system's frequencies and hear some traffic, but it will mix up all users on that system with no way to isolate (or track) individual talkgroups.
 

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Thanks for the prompt response. I use to use a old radio shack scanner before they went digital. It seems a new digital scanner is pretty high like 300+. Any suggestions on a ditgial scanner for trunked systems and how to set up the talk group like they have it. Sector A.B.C and ems? Thanks everyone.
 

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what town and state are you in. This would help use determine if you can live with a type I scanner or would you have to go whole hog and get a type II scanner. Now there are "exotic" digital systems out there and maybe no scanner will work, other than a sdr doggle, and software from a computer. Not very portable but it works for siting around the house.
 

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Judging by the post, it's not a Type I system since they don't support digital.

Since the talkgroup is divisible by 16, it appears to be a Motorola system.

Any scanner capable of P25 should work.
 
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