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brian
PostPosted: Sat Mar 25, 2006 6:29 am 
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I Read some where Some Time ago That Police cars or officers have Microphones along With Dash Cams and I Know one of The Freq.'s rangs is in 170.00 to 174.00 range Dose anyone know any Other freq.'s

:roll: 8)

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When I was a cop, the microphones were inop; something about the 2 party consent law in reference to audio recording. But that was my agency.
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:shock: Whats inop :?

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Try these Brian. They are the most common...

Wireless Microphones, power is limited to 1/20-watt:
169.445 170.245 171.045 171.845
169.505 170.305 171.105 171.905

brian wrote:
I Read some where Some Time ago That Police cars or officers have Microphones along With Dash Cams and I Know one of The Freq.'s rangs is in 170.00 to 174.00 range Dose anyone know any Other freq.'s

:roll: 8)

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Since most "mics" are very low powered -- most seem to be un-licensed. However -- try around 173.150 to 173.45. More than a few have been heard in that range.
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:) Thanks Everyone I'll Post any info When I Hear anything on These Freq.'s 8)

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Mark
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Any additional freq's in the last 6 years? Looked on the web for a list, but came up empty.

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Mark wrote:
Any additional freq's in the last 6 years? Looked on the web for a list, but came up empty.

-thanks
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Given the range, I don;t really want to try snooping those out.
COULD BE EXPENSIVE!!! :shock: :shock:
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Asotin County: 173.3375, Kitsap Co, Whitman Co, WS F+G: 173.3125, Town of Wilkeson: 173.20375.
Also - keep an ear on 169.445, 169.505, 170.245, 170.305, 171.045, 171.105, 171.845 and 171.905. All low powered Mic channels.
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MTM wrote:
Town of Wilkeson: 173.20375.


Scratch Wilkeson; they don't have a police department anymore.

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THanks Mike. NFM or WFM?

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Really. I would have thought a 49mhz dash cam would be plastic;}
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Most of those 172 and 173 frequencies are for telemetry of utility systems; the microphones are unlicensed due to their low power as noted above.
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