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Question: our police department just changed over to what they calling "digital" will a narrow band scanner be able to pick them up? i want to buy one for my mo
Document: choose this product because I already have one and enjoy it very much. This was a gift for my son. We are having a time getting it programmed since we did not buy it local. it really is nice being able to hear police and emergency on it and they seem to enjoy it greatly. Any suggestions on getting it programmed or where we could get a copy of what the codes  stand for?
Product seems okay, but realized it did not work with our local police department. Make sure you check with your local PD, FD or whoever you want to listen for before buying any scanner.
This radio is a great radio . I found out that this radio was very easy to program. What you do to program this radio is press band button and pick out the band of frequency you want and start scanning for the frequency you want and then press program then press private then choose what channel you want that frequency on the press program. The only thing I did not like about the radio is that the private bank don't have other banks to program other frequency into.
This scanner is very good for listening to local police, rescue & fire dept. As long as they still use analog. I am also able to get swat, marine, & aircraft if I like. I just went on the computer & found the frequencies for my area.....programed them into my private bank & wala it scans excellent & picks up everything & is very clear. Very good buy.
I programmed the private band so we were only listening to our local police and fire, not all the surrounding areas as well. If you don't want to restrict what you hear, you won't have to program anything. We did return this unit because we decided that we would rather have a portable unit, so if something was going on, we wouldn't have to hang around the kitchen table to follow the calls.
You have to 'search' through the band, and wait for the frequency to become active...then store it to one of the 'private' channels (of which there are 100). Or you can run a search through a band...then when you are close to the frequency you want...open the squelch...and 'step down' through the frequencies until you get the one you want...then store it to a channel.
This item is great. I was able to pick up local fire and police with this item. I ordered the attenna and external speaker. Has came in handy during the past wild fires. My mother in law has this at her ranch house near Frost Texas. This item keeps them up to date with local information such as fire and crime better than TV news.
Not aware that this was not a digital scanner when I ordered it and when I tried to load frequencies in the 800 MHz range I did not pick up any of the broadcasts. Will possibly order the digital scanner in the future. I guess this was my own mistake and it was too late to mail back.
And he LOVES it!!! Don't listen to people complaining about it &#34;Not being able to program&#34;. It's EASY! First you push the BAND button to get the range of frequencies you are wanting. Push the HOLD button to stop scanning. Press the up/down arrows to get to the frequency you want. Press PROGRAM then the button (Police Fire/Emg, etc) you want it in. I personally put all the frequencies I wanted in the PRIVATE.
Know what communications you want to receive with a scanner before buying this unit. This unit is not a trunking scanner and as such will not work for trunking or digital communications. This unit is difficult to program, and the users manual looks as if it was written by a fifth grader.
Answer: You need a digital scanner. The BC355C 800MHz is not digital; it is analog.  For digital capabilities you will need either of the multitude of scanners I will list: GRE PSR-800, GRE PSR-600, GRE PSR-500, Uniden HomePatrol, Uniden Beacat BCD996XT, Uniden Bearcat BCD396XT, or the RadioShack PRO-197.