"tg" wrote in message
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I know about the following frequencies for DECT cordless phones:
1881.792 MHz
1883.520 MHz
1885.248 MHz
1886.976 MHz
1888.704 MHz
1890.432 MHz
1892.160 MHz
1893.888 MHz
1895.616 MHz
1897.344 MHz

but I fgured there might be more. Are there?
The reason I ask is because I have a philips dect phone and when I use it
and run my
scanner on the above frequencies I get nothing. Before you jump on me I
know that you
can't listen to dect phones on a scanner and I know about the encryption,
but I just
wanted to find out what frequency my phone used (if not one of the above).
I did try
contacting philips but they don't respond andthe above numbers are all I
could find on
google.
Thanks for any help.





You won't hear anything, too involved to explain, trust me.

You won't hear anything, too involved to explain, trust me.

Sure you will, a distinct buzzing sound.
Try WFM and scan around 1.8-1.9GHz, alot easier than
using narrow bandwidth...

"Greg" wrote in message
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You won't hear anything, too involved to explain, trust me.

Sure you will, a distinct buzzing sound.
Try WFM and scan around 1.8-1.9GHz, alot easier than
using narrow bandwidth...

yeah thanks greg you were right about wfm, I was scanning on nfm and couldn't pick up
anything, but did get the expected buzzing on wfm at some of those 1.8g frequencies.

"Nick" wrote in message
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You won't hear anything, too involved to explain, trust me.

no that's wrong. You do pick up some emission levels and buzzes, which is what I was
expecting.