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Old February 5th 05, 02:10 AM
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i would doubt you are in range they are very low power
only a few 100mts at best.

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Old February 5th 05, 12:23 PM
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Not true. I live at least a mile from the closes McD's and it booms in when
I scanner around that band. It really depends on your radio and especially
your antenna. You probably will not be able to pick them up on a handheld
with a rubber duck antenna but add an good outside antenna and you probably
can listen to them from at least a mile away.

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i would doubt you are in range they are very low power
only a few 100mts at best.

mike

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I live 5 streets away from a McDonalds and im trying to pick the driv
thru up but i cant pick them up can anybody give me some help or
frequencies





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Old February 5th 05, 01:45 PM
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"Hamrad" wrote in message
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Not true. I live at least a mile from the closes McD's and it booms in
when
I scanner around that band. It really depends on your radio and
especially
your antenna. You probably will not be able to pick them up on a handheld
with a rubber duck antenna but add an good outside antenna and you
probably
can listen to them from at least a mile away.

--

Tom
"mikeFNB" moc.dlrowltn@FNB7G-ekim wrote in message
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i would doubt you are in range they are very low power
only a few 100mts at best.

mike

"Kap" wrote in message
oups.com...
I live 5 streets away from a McDonalds and im trying to pick the driv
thru up but i cant pick them up can anybody give me some help or
frequencies





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It's all antenna, I used to receive 49 MHz cordless from up to 10 miles
using a 6 meter 5 element beam at 65 feet. With a rubber duck the best was
about 1/2 mile.


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Old February 6th 05, 04:07 AM
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where can i get a 6 meter 5 element beam?

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Old February 6th 05, 04:06 AM
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I have a BC60XLT with a coiled antenna will that work?



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