KB1UAM
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hey guys, i was just wondering if you know of any websites other than ebay that i can find this piece of equipment. preferably proffesional RF frequency finders
RF frequency finder
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jim202
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K9WG
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Are you looking for "bugs" or trying to find interference?
KB1UAM
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thanks jim perfect, that is exactly what i am looking for. my director of emergency management is looking to purchase one for the cities command post.
ecps92
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A Good Scanner with Close Call might fit the application to.
What is the intended purpose for the Freq Finder
What is the intended purpose for the Freq Finder
KB1UAM
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i am a volunteer with my cities emergency management. and the director gave me a little project to see if i can find a RF frequency finder that can fit the budget. we also have some spending money from citizens corps i believe and there is a list of things we can and can't buy and this item was one that we can buy
ecps92
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Please go back and READ the Question again.
A good Scanner with Close-Call just might fit your application
"What is the intended purpose for the Freq Finder??"
Or is this a "Hey, this looks neat and it's on the list".
A good Scanner with Close-Call just might fit your application
"What is the intended purpose for the Freq Finder??"
Or is this a "Hey, this looks neat and it's on the list".
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majoco
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Beejay said
I don't wonder that you don't use it. The website says:
"Super Sensitive, down to 700uV in some bands"
...and that's it's best sensitivity! I hate to think what it's worst was.......
A cheap'n'cheerful Uniden BCT8 would do all that the OP wants IMHO.
I don't wonder that you don't use it. The website says:
"Super Sensitive, down to 700uV in some bands"
...and that's it's best sensitivity! I hate to think what it's worst was.......
A cheap'n'cheerful Uniden BCT8 would do all that the OP wants IMHO.
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