Will not except frequencys in the 800. - Uniden BC72XLT Handheld Scanner

A "band pass" filter attenuates all frequencies except those in its specified range. A "low pass" filter attenuates frequencies above a specified frequency (permitting only lower frequencies to "pass"). A "high pass" filter attenuates frequencies below a specified frequency (permitting only higher frequencies to "pass").

For example, a "band pass" filter rated for 500MHz-4GHz will effectively eliminate all frequencies below 500MHz and all frequencies above 4GHz. A "low pass" filter rated at 10KHz will effectively eliminate all frequencies that are above 10KHz. A "high pass" filter rated at 70Hz will effectively eliminate all frequencies that are below 70Hz.

It's lowest operating frequency should be 100 kHz, unless it has been altered. What you would hear below 100 kHz is a mystery.

You have to program it TRUNKING mode when you enter the control channel frequencies. It is decoding okay as the MO shows motorola control channel and +DG means digital decoded and an OPEN group. You need to press the 'trunk' button everytime a talkgroup comes up that you want it to remember for future 'closed' group (-DG) talk groups. I suggest you go to 'RadioReference DOT com" and there are many forums there for your radio, as well as one or two YAHOO GROUPS specifically for your scanner. 73's

You didn't mention the make or model of your scanner, but if it's not equipped with 800MHz coverage from the factory, there is no way to "convert" it to pick up that frequency range. For a list of reasonably priced scanners that will meet your needs, visit www.ScannerMaster.com

For a comprehensive database of active frequencies and systems in your area, and a lot of other useful scanning information, visit www.RadioReference.com

Bill B

That will work for your computer. There is no problem with that if you are going to add the DDR2-667 into the motherboard together with the DDR2-800 with a different brand name. But you should know this, adding different frequency memory modules will make the motherboard chose the lowest frequency of the two memory modules. In your situation, the memory reading of your computer will be DDR2-667 frequency. The two memory modules frequency should match in order for them to work. DDR2-800 will be downgraded to frequency 667 in order to match your DDR2-667 2GB zion ram.

http://www.police-scanner.info/police-scanner-frequencies.htm you may need to put in the new freq. # a few months ago most went to new freq. #

Hamilton Beach parts are not readily available form parts suppliers. Here is contact information for Hamilton Beach.

USA
1-800-851-8900 (all products except microwaves and water dispensers)
1-800-488-5080 (microwaves and water dispensers only)
Canada
1-800-267-2826 (all products except microwaves and water dispensers)
1-800-488-5080 (microwaves and water dispensers only)
Mexico
01 800 71 16 100 (all products)
Send a fax:
1-800-230-4708 (toll-free within the United States)
Write a letter:
Hamilton Beach Brands, Inc.
360 Page Road
Washington, NC 27889
Email: (Please allow 3 business days for a response)
For all products except microwaves and water dispensers: Click here to send email..

HI,
THAT IS COMMON WITH PLL TUNERS THAT THE SLIGHTESS
TWEAK ON THE TUNING KNOB WOULD MAKE THE DISPLAY MOVE .COMMON ON DIGTAL PLL TUNERS........

http://www.radioreference.com/forums/showthread.php?t=100208&highlight=custom+tables

You need to program custom tables into the Pro-96. Visit the link above.

ChLO ChHI Step Offset Base
440 559 25.000 440 851.025000
000 719 25.000 0 851.012500
720 759 25.000 0 848.000000
815 831 25.000 0 846.625000
958 958 25.000 958 868.975000
961 1022 25.000 0 843.400000