Would someone please post, or provide a link, to explain to a layman
the difference between the two? Websites found via Google don't
relate well to radio scanners.

Communication received from officials in Canada states analog scanners
are permitted however digital scanners may be subject to licensing.
Obviously I'd to know how to confirm which my Pro-60 is?

Go to www.radioreference.com. You'll find everything you ever wanted to know
about digital systems there.

And no, your (now) ancient Pro 60 is not digital, it's analog. The only
digital Rat Shack scanner is the Pro 96.

"Jim" wrote in message
...
Would someone please post, or provide a link, to explain to a layman
the difference between the two? Websites found via Google don't
relate well to radio scanners.

Communication received from officials in Canada states analog scanners
are permitted however digital scanners may be subject to licensing.
Obviously I'd to know how to confirm which my Pro-60 is?

If your scanner is more than 6 months old and cost less than $500, it is not
capable of decoding digital signals.

"Jim" wrote in message
...
Would someone please post, or provide a link, to explain to a layman
the difference between the two? Websites found via Google don't
relate well to radio scanners.

Communication received from officials in Canada states analog scanners
are permitted however digital scanners may be subject to licensing.
Obviously I'd to know how to confirm which my Pro-60 is?

Jim wrote in message . ..
Would someone please post, or provide a link, to explain to a layman
the difference between the two? Websites found via Google don't
relate well to radio scanners.

Communication received from officials in Canada states analog scanners
are permitted however digital scanners may be subject to licensing.
Obviously I'd to know how to confirm which my Pro-60 is?

I used to have a Pro 60, it is an analog scanner. When recieving
digital transmissions, it will only come out as noise.
Fred Burgess

do scanners that you/they receive digital signs exist?
which are?
that you mark?
that you point out?
does for example some receive the system DECT?
thank you and it excuses my erroneous language groins (I am Spanish and use
Telegraph software)



"Kilgore Trout Jr" escribió en el mensaje
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If your scanner is more than 6 months old and cost less than $500, it is
not
capable of decoding digital signals.

"Jim" wrote in message
...
Would someone please post, or provide a link, to explain to a layman
the difference between the two? Websites found via Google don't
relate well to radio scanners.

Communication received from officials in Canada states analog scanners
are permitted however digital scanners may be subject to licensing.
Obviously I'd to know how to confirm which my Pro-60 is?