Can i get new frequencies for my radio shack police scanner handheld here in iowa?

SOURCE: Pro-95 dual trunktracking handheld scanner

the beep are known as "over beeps", they are generated at the end of a transmission by the transmitting raido to signal that the user has taken his or her finger off the transmit button and has ended transmission, like how they used to say "over". as for the hissing, have you tried adjusting the squelch?

SOURCE: need to know how to program a radio shack pro-94 handheld scanner

press the "prog" key followed by the "Trunk" key then the number "1" key.
Press the "down arrow" key until you see the initials Ed on the screen
Press the "E" key.
Enter the frequencies (including the decimals)
you must press the E key and the Prog key after each frequency, after you finish entering your frequencies, press the scan key.

If you need to clear your scanner, turn it off, press and hold down the number 2 and number 9 keys, while holding them down turn the scanner back on, "clear" should start flashing on the screen, once "clear" stops flashing you can enter the frequencies.

SOURCE: programing a radio shack pro-2033 police scanner

You can download/print the programming and operating instructions for your scanner here:

http://support.radioshack.com/support_electronics/doc6/6361.htm

For a comprehensive database of active frequencies in your area,and a lot of useful scanning data, visit:

www.RadioReference.com

Bill B

SOURCE: I have a BC 147 XLT base and a Radio Shack Pro-23,

My Uniden Bearcat BC 147 XLT will not broadcast. I have unplugged and reset it and installed new codes but, still nothing. What can I do?

SOURCE: how to program a radio shack pro 163 police

The 163 is a trunking scanner, so programming instructions are long and detailed, and they vary for each type of trunking system. Programming instructions are best explained in the factory operating manual. If you don't already have it, you can download/print the manual here:

http://www.scancat.com/OnLineHelp/OEM_Radio_Owners_Manuals/PRO-163-164-OWNERS%20MANUAL_2000164_PM_EN.pdf

You may also want to join a users group for the 163. Check Yahoo or just Google PRO-163.

For a comprehensive database of active frequencies and systems in your area, visit:

www.RadioReference.com

The site also has information that explains the workings of trunking systems, links to users groups, and a lot of other useful scanning information.

Bill B