Looking for new Scanner

[iMONITOR]

Directly from the RRDB using the RadioReference Import function.

Thanks Bob, that's what I thought but I wanted to make sure.

 

[cfsimmont]

Thank you all for the responses, I am in a suburb of Phoenix, about 30 minutes Northeast, called Fountain Hills. I listen mostly to Police and Fire,( being retired Philly Police, I still enjoy the radio talk.) I dabble in air traffic communications.
Sounds like the SDS 100 or 200 is what I should set my eyes toward.
Oh yeah, also a ham radio dude.m. W3HOG.

Being in the Northeast Valley the SDS scanners are a good choice for the digital systems. You will be able to hear the Maricopa County P25 system that MCSO uses. You will also hear the Mesa Topaz, Phoenix RWC, and the AZWINS systems very reliably with a good 800mhz antenna such as the Remtronix. With that being said I would also suggest a good conventional scanner being as you are in Fountain HIlls and Fire/EMS service is covered by Rural Metro, my SDS100 can be hit or miss with conventional frequencies. You also may want to program a dual band ham radio with a few of the conventional frequencies if you haven't done so already to save yourself the extra expense of buying another scanner.

 

[radiochuck]

I've had the SDS100 for a year or two now and I love it. I use it with GPS connected in the car and couldn't be happier with the results.

Oh and @w3hog ... KGF-587 was my first scanning when I was growing up. My dad was Philly Highway Patrol. Good times with my old scanner back then.