KrazyRoger
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I'm not sure where i seen this but i believe i saw a frequency for nextel 2 ways. If any one can help me out with this let me know thanks.
Nextel frequencies
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mikey60
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Nextel is scattered throughout the 851-866 frequency range. But since the digital encoding is proprietary, there's no use searching for them since you won't be able to listen to them anyway.
Mike
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KrazyRoger
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ok thank you mikey
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nmfire10
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Yep, all you will hear is crap, kind of like if you were actually using the phone!
Josh
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nmfire10 said:
Hahaha, I hear that!
Not to mention your scanner would have to have AM modulation too....
"cht cht cht cht cht cht cht cht cht cht cht cht cht...."
-Josh
DaveH
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I find the iDEN signals a real pain when trying to search a sub-section
of the 851-866 band. Depending on the scanner, it may or may not
get stuck on these signals. The ones that do, usually do so +/-12.5kHz
above the actual signal center frequency.
The PRO-2004 squelch can be adjusted so that it stops at them for
a short time, then moves on. Most other scanners I have used get
stuck. Ones with search lockout (BC235 etc.) have a limit to the
number of lockouts (20).
Dave
of the 851-866 band. Depending on the scanner, it may or may not
get stuck on these signals. The ones that do, usually do so +/-12.5kHz
above the actual signal center frequency.
The PRO-2004 squelch can be adjusted so that it stops at them for
a short time, then moves on. Most other scanners I have used get
stuck. Ones with search lockout (BC235 etc.) have a limit to the
number of lockouts (20).
Dave
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