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SEARCH BANDS
Your scanner has 11 preprogrammed search bands. Each band covers a specific
range of frequencies which you can search for specific broadcasts by using the
SEARCH
and
BAND
keys. For example, you can search through all frequencies be-
tween 29.000 and 30.000 MHz for specific broadcasts.
This table shows the search band range displayed by the scanner and the typical
usage, frequency coverage, and step rate for each search band range.
Notes:
• Your scanner searches at the preset frequency step rate (5, 12.5, or 25 kHz) for
each search band.
• You cannot change the frequency step rate.
Search
Band
Range
Typical Usage
Frequency Coverage
(MHz)
Step
Rate
(kHz)
29–30
10-Meter Amateur Radio 29.0000
–
30.0000 5.0
30–50
VHF Lo 30.0000
–
50.0000 5.0
50–54
6-Meter Amateur Radio 50.0000
–
54.0000 5.0
108–137
Aircraft 108.0000
–
136.9750 25.0
137–144
Government 137.0000
–
144.0000 5.0
144–148
2-Meter Amateur Radio 144.0000
–
148.0000 5.0
148–174
VHF Hi 148.0000
–
174.0000 5.0
406–420
Government 406.0000
–
420.0000 12.5
420–450
70-Centimeter Amateur Radio 420.0000
–
450.0000 12.5
450–470
UHF Lo 450.0000
–
470.0000 12.5
470–512
UHF “T” Band 470.0000
–
512.0000 12.5
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