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the more the better when your trying to monitor 10 cities
bcnewsvideo 5 months ago
Why do you need so many scanners.... one or two seems like plenty. This setup is cool but very redundant
DJSamLev 5 months ago
Why do you need so many scanners.... one or two seems like plenty
DJSamLev 5 months ago
you can still listen to Kelowna RCMP and police districts, as well as Vancouver Fire and BC Ambulance on radioreference or scanbc
I just uploaded Vancouver Riot live scanner recordings:
youtube.com/watch?v=UiIVDxmNZBo
youtube.com/watch?v=GlI_9J9DOO8
jama45 7 months ago
All band & 800 MHz
bcnewsvideo 7 months ago
what tape of antenna do you have for your scanner site up ???
TheRefuge123 7 months ago
I have two one all band and one 800 band on the roof I used to have 8 in my van
bcnewsvideo 1 year ago
roof mounted antennas?
BlackGoldEstates 1 year ago
Useless! You can't pickup Vancouver police anymore. It was the best show in town years ago with VPD channels 1-5, but its gone now.
48alfaone 1 year ago
sorry i cant share that info
bcnewsvideo 1 year ago
Which vhf / uhf frequencies do you normally listen on? IIRC, burnaby fire is still analog, e-comm has an analog dispatch frequency (but they use EDACS for most things), skytrain and canada line are still analog..
kstokes26 1 year ago
No I can't monitor them anymore
bcnewsvideo 1 year ago
In the old days you could listen to Vancouver City Police until they went digital. Are you able to monitor them now?
Towndrunk26er 1 year ago
the small one on the left is a uniden bcd 396xt digital scanner 25.000 channels location based scannig
close call rf capture
band scope
fire tone out multi color backlit display
ctcss/dsc/nac decoding
audio agc
s.a.m.e. weather alert
alpha tagging best scanner out there for news
bcnewsvideo 1 year ago
Wow that is an Awsome setup, what typ of scanners are those? I have two scanners, a uniden BC72XLT 100 channel 10 bank scanner and a Grecom PSR-100c 200 channels, neither cover 800-1200 Mhz unfortunately.
RascalCoyote 1 year ago
thanks. I really find the behind the scenes aspect interesting, and being a gear nut I always love to see the toys we use to do our jobs / hobbies.
GardenJames 1 year ago