whiskeytango
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generally speaking...what are the freqs above 900mhz used for? aside from like home phones and pagers. if there's recievers that monitor up to 3300mhz....
generally speaking...what are the freqs above 900mhz used for? aside from like home phones and pagers. if there's recievers that monitor up to 3300mhz....
This is a very broad question. Perhaps you mean to ask what is above 900 MHz that our scanners can actually receive. Or perhaps you mean to ask what is between 900 MHz and 1.3GHz which our scanners can receive.generally speaking...what are the freqs above 900mhz used for? aside from like home phones and pagers. if there's recievers that monitor up to 3300mhz....
Wireless camera signals.Excuse my ignorance, but what exactly can you pick up with the above video scanner?
There are 4 channels used for wireless cameras that are also used by Wi-Fi. These frequencies are also used for "baby monitors". Think of any one who uses "point to point" video. It could be a remote signal to a broadcaster or one of the services I pointed out earlier. Most of these signals are weak or are very directional so location is key to reception.Excuse my ignorance, but what exactly can you pick up with the above video scanner?