FireLink

I have an BCD 396T digital trunked handheld scanner that came equipped with features like Advanced Dynamic Memory System and Close Call RF Capture Technology.

• TrunkTracker IV (Motorola APCO 25 Digital, Motorola, EDACS, LTR)
  
  


• 6000 Dynamically Allocated channels
  
  


• Close Call RF Capture Technology - Instantly tunes to signals from nearby transmitters
  
  


• Fire Tone-Out for ten different stations
  
  


• Alpha Tagging
  
  


• 100 Quick Key System Access
  
  


• Preprogrammed Coverage of Over 400 Cities nationwide in case I be traveling and want to monitor that city I may be in
  
  


• Continuous Band Coverage* - 25MHz to 1.3GHz Excluding UHF TV and Cellular
  
  


• Compact Size
  
  


• Audio AGC
  
  


• Automatic Digital Threshold Adjustment
  
  


• Search with Scan
  
  


• DCS/CTCSS Rapid Decode - Instantly Detects and Displays the Sub audible Tone So I Can Quickly Determine the System Settings.
  
  


• S.A.M.E. Weather Alert - Specific Area Message Encoding - During a NOAA Weather or Emergency Alert, a code for my specific location will alert me to severe conditions in my immediate area.
  
  


• PC Control/Programming (Software was Included)
  
  


• Public Safety Scanner all the way.

I listen to Dauphin Med, PSP-Harrisburg/Lykens, Dauphin/Cumberland Fire Dispatch and Fireground, Life Lion, Harrisburg PD, Capitol PD, Dauphin County PD, Susquehanna PD, Med Control Channels, Airport Crash/Tower Channels, Harrisburg City Fire, Upper Dauphin County Fire and EMS, Hershey Park EMS, Cumberland Med, news, music sometimes, and our Private Fire Channel.

I turn my radio when the pager goes off. I have never been on to sit and listen to the radio. I don't like to scan and listen to talk beep scratch beep talk.

Well........which scanner do you want to talk about...............have 4 of them..........in my car I have a Radio Shack Pro520 multi trunking 800mhz scanner - the newest one, in the truck a Radio Shack, forget the model, in the house two scanners....Realistic is downstairs and upstairs is another Radio Shack 200 channel...............always have scanner on except at work........then I check my cell for the Webcad!!!

I have a Radio Shack Pro-94 dual trunking 1000 channel scanner. I listen to county fire, city fire, and city police.

I actually have several but the one that I listen to most often is a Radio Shack PRO-96 that we use to stream the Edmonton FD audio over the web. Here's a direct link if anyone wants to have a listen.

i have the BCD 396T digital trunked handheld scanner. i really don't listen to some of the things that came with it. i listen to all of the fire ems and pd in somerset county located in central NJ, i also have hunterdon, middlesex and monmouth counties on but i turn those channels off so i can just auto scan my county i live in, NJ state police, parts of Pa and at this time i'm looking for all 3 counties in delaware and well as state police just because i drive down to lewes at least once a month

I have a uniden bearcat, I keep an ear on all the local emergency and police bands, Our department is in a very rural area and time is important, sometimes we are on the scene before we are paged out.

I have a kenwood TK-272G and i listen to Stone County Sheriffs Office, Mountain View Fire (comming soon), MVPD, weather, O.E.S, PAGE O.E.S, PAGE S.O., and  EMT STATE (has vital link, air evac., and state frequency for the hospitals)

Uniden bearcat 100 ch.w/weather  it covers everything from low to high all the way to 900's.But I only listen to police, fire in my group of city's wich takes 10 channels of it the rest are locked out.And it is in my liveing room and never turned off alot of times I hear the call b-4 they tone us.

I have a couple of handhelds, one is a Radio shack (no idea of the number) and I have no idea what the other one is. Only problem is that the police and ambulance have gone to Airwaves (digital) so it's just the fire that I can get (not that I'm complaning).

Should bring one into the house as I have them both in the car just now, anyway, it's not really legal to listen in and totally illegal to use the info gained over here... guess I just have to stick it under the seat... ;)