Realistic & Uniden Police Scanners Pro-34 Pro-37 Pro-2006 BC700a - Analog Signals

[@dtv5362]

I got the Pro 34 and 2006 also. And a Pro 90 and 197. I still have The Scanner Modification Handbook by Bill Cheek. I love these scanners! They gave me so much listening pleasure back in the day. All police fire and paramedics use AES 256 encryption locally now but I still listen to aircraft, FRS, ham radio and whatever I can still here. Cordless phone were my favorite to listen to! They are all digital now like cell phone. I miss the golden era of scanners in the late 80's and 90's! Take care 73.

[@georgespeck8761]

i still own a pro 34 scanner and a Pro 2022 scanner, the pro 2022 has been modified to receive the full 800 mhz band. they still work great.

[@414RadioTech]

Not that it really matters but the muzak elevator music frequencies used to be on the 800 Bank also

[@georgespeck8761]

The old cell phone service that was in the vhf band analog, was 150-174 band

[@twinflametaurus]

in some areas that don't fully encode p25 radio , you can modify these to have the baseband discriminator output , so you can send it into your pc , and decode certain digital modes like p25 . Only thing is it can't be fully encrypted otherwise it wont work .

[@georgespeck8761]

I have a radio shack 2022, and a pro 34 scanner. I modified my 2022 to receive the complete 800 mhz band. Did you ever get the two books by bill cheek on scanner modifications, Those are really good books.

[@kenberscheit480]

the bc700a will do the entire spectrum if you know how to open the ic chip to receive , qst magazine usually had a lot of scanner mods , but cant find any for the 700a

[@Climb1Maintain]

It said "error" after I enter 245.000mhz… So is it possible to listen 245.000 with RX?