FCC Callsign KSC612 (PERU, CITY OF) Scroll down the page and look for the emissions, it comes back to FM which is analog.
You need not apologize! We were all newbies at one point. Now, if in 30 years you're still calling a scanner a radio, then we (those of us that are still alive anyway), will have a problem. Welcome to the hobby!Im new to all this stuff, trying to get into it.
Do you only want to listen to that, or will you want to listen to more? If you want a "do it all" type scanner, I recommend the sds100(handheld)/sds200(desktop). If you only want to listen to that, you can get a cheaper analog scanner.Im new to all this stuff, trying to get into it.
Do you only want to listen to that, or will you want to listen to more? If you want a "do it all" type scanner, I recommend the sds100(handheld)/sds200(desktop). If you only want to listen to that, you can get a cheaper analog scanner.
That's why I only gave him the option instead of saying to buy the sds series. I was waiting for a reply as to what he would want before I recommended anything else in a price range.While I agree the "do it all" top of the line SDSx00 is an excellent choice, I don't think the OP needs to go to the top, there are a lot of other scanner options out there that will allow him the 800 mhz analog as well as digital options if he wants to test the waters and expand.
What the OP didn't mention is hand held or base unit and price range he is looking for, that is another factor in making a recommendation.
This would be the better option. It does phase 2 p25 where the 1040 only does phase 1. I've never use the scanner but I do have the 1040 and I love it. My buddy has the 325 and he loves it. Does what he wants and more. If you can afford that one, I would get that one.
If these frequencies are truly listed in both licenses, it may be because the utilities frequencies could have since been incorporated into the larger P25 Phase II system - in which case the frequencies would no longer be monitorable as analog.That frequency is listed with a Project 25 Phase II system and an analog utilities company.