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looking for frequency info
I am trying to find out the frequency of a radio that is being used near
where I am located. It is an ht1000 motorola radio. The antenna is approximately 4-6 inches long. I went to the motorola web site and got the specs on this radio. I don't think that the radio is operating on an 800mhz frequency, so I have narrowed it down to VHF or UHF. I have a bc-250d scanner and setup a search range starting at 403.000 and ending at 470.000. I tried to setup it up from 403-520, but the scanner is telling me that 520 is out of the range of the scanner. I am searching in 12.5 khz steps. Is there any other way to find out the frequency? |
Exactly what does the antenna look like? Does it begin about 5/8" thick at
the bottom and taper to about 1/8" at the tip? If so, you are looking at UHF. If it is a uniform thickness of about 5/8" throughout, it is VHF. Definitely not VHF low band if it's only 6-7" long. Charlie Brookhart wrote in message ... I am trying to find out the frequency of a radio that is being used near where I am located. It is an ht1000 motorola radio. The antenna is approximately 4-6 inches long. I went to the motorola web site and got the specs on this radio. I don't think that the radio is operating on an 800mhz frequency, so I have narrowed it down to VHF or UHF. I have a bc-250d scanner and setup a search range starting at 403.000 and ending at 470.000. I tried to setup it up from 403-520, but the scanner is telling me that 520 is out of the range of the scanner. I am searching in 12.5 khz steps. Is there any other way to find out the frequency? |
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