sure you just scan between 902.000 and about 902.8000 and you can receive
the base to handset nfm (+- 5khz)signal but there isnt a standard on all
this and some phones have the base to handset signal out on the upper part
of the band so you may want to search between 902.000 and 928.000.also most
scanners have the frequency step size fixed at lets say 12.5 khz so it hard
to hear the signal exactly on the right frequency and it will sound
distorted.i dont know why they make scanners without a way to set the tuning
freq step but they do...

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On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 18:02:02 GMT, Korbin Dallas
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On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 06:09:24 -0800, stryped wrote:

I know it is not legal but can a regular scanner that covers 900 mhz
listen to cordless phone conversations?

Since most 900 Mhz phones are Digital...

Most, but not all.

The Answer is No.


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