Re: Re: 800 rebanding

I believe "re-banding" actually means moving to the 700 mHz frequencies. 
Changing the 800 mHz frequencies around must be for some conflict or 
problem in the system.

If you are in Control Channel mode you should be able to receive 
everything OK as long as you are near enough to hear the control channels.

You might try the Uniden web site to see if there is a manual available 
for your BC16. You'll need to find out the new freq's and program them 
in. The Radio Reference web site may already have them.

Don KPC6NDB
Upland, CA

On 09-Oct-12 17:02, CollinL wrote:
>
> I have both the BC780XLT and the BCT15 and the re banding has limited
> the channels my scanners receive. I am new to the scanner world, since
> my scanners have always been pre-programmed, so I dont know how to adapt
> to the re banding. Did the trunking change with the re banding? I cant
> find any videos that explain how to program the BC780XLT, so any help
> would be greatly appreciated!
> --- In [email protected]
> <mailto:UnidenBC780XLT%40yahoogroups.com>, "Peter" <pcole0157@...> wrote:
>  >
>  >
>  > I've got an old 780 that I've been using since moving to South
> Carolina on the Palmetto 800 system. They are in the process of
> rebanding and just did the sight closest to me. I was under the
> impression the 780 would no longer track but I programmed it in to see
> what would happen.
>  > It tracks the new system just like the old. The frequencies went from
> the 860 and up range down to 851-853. Can't explain it but it works fine.
>  >
>
> 
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