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ray_te
PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2004 10:36 am 
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Is there any way to search the database by frequency? I looked and it didn't seem to be an option, or am I just missing something? I have frequencies in my scanner that I don't remember what they are, and searching by frequency would be great.

Thanks, Ray

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eriksdaddy
PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2004 4:40 pm 
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What are some of the frequencies you were wondering about. I may know what some of them are already.

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Mark
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Check out the top of this page. Hit the button SEARCH and you will have all the power.

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ray_te
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The search button at the top of the page seems to just search the forums. I wanted to search the Intercept Frequency Database by a specific frequency.

Ray

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Mark
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 02, 2004 8:30 am 
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sorry

http://www.interceptradio.com/interceptnw/

hit SCANNER DATA FILES
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Mark
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Double sorry. I was wrong again, but this time it really works. The button to press was 'Intercept Frequency Database '

http://interceptradio.com/s.php
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MTM
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Sounds like Bulwinkle the moose "Watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat. This time forsure !!!". LOL
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Mark
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I admit it, the quick fix doesn't always fix it, but most of the time it's good enough.
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ray_te
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Thanks Mark, I've been to there and it's not quite what I was looking for, or I don't understand how to use it for what I want. I want to enter a frequency, like 154.10, and search the database for all records that contain that frequency. I don't see how to search for an exact frequency. All of the selections are just lists to select from, no way to enter data I want to search for.

Thanks, Ray

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Matt Cawby
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Did you try this? I got 1428 records for King County

http://interceptradio.com/s.php

Search:VHF/UHF Frequencies
Country:US
State/Province: Washington
In:King County
For:All Services
With mode:Any
With transmission type:Any
Sorted by:Frequency

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greginoly3
 Post subject: PL/m Question
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:oops: newbie question here... I was able to do my searches in the database. It is a great database. I have one question what does the section named PL/m stand for?

Thanks Greg
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DanRollman
 Post subject: Re: PL/m Question
PostPosted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 12:34 pm 
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greginoly3 wrote:
:oops: newbie question here... I was able to do my searches in the database. It is a great database. I have one question what does the section named PL/m stand for?

Thanks Greg


PL/m stands for Private Line/Mode. Private Line is a CTCSS (subaudible) tone which reduces interference when used with a scanner capable of decoding CTCSS (most newer mid-level and moderately expensive scanners - all but the cheapies these days).


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