[FedCom] Search Versus Program Separate Frequencies?

[Ken]

Wow I really didn't get to the point with this post.

So here it goes Is it more effective to program into the scanner's memeory 
all of the federal frequencies & than scan that bank OR just put the scanner 
in the search mode for those two frequency bands?

Ken

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From: "Ken" <rfinder1 at verizon.net>
To: "Discussion of Federal Government Communications" 
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Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 6:30 PM
Subject: [FedCom] Search Versus Program Separate Frequencies?


> Well high capacity memory scanner such as the BCD996T, allows very large 
> amounts of frequencies to be programmed into memory.
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> 162-174 mhz in 12.5 khz steps, there's 961 frequncies
> 406.025-420.0000 mhz in 12.5 khz steps, there's 1119 frequencies
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> So should one program in a few banks in there BC996T's to actually scan 
> these bands or should one just use the Search mode, two separate ranges? 
> Of course the 996 does have the capability to search & scan at the same 
> time.  So adding to the possibility, could one program in these 
> frequencies & scan and also search at the same time to two ranges.....
>
> Anyone try any of these methods?
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> Ken
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