Can you hear police on a CB radio?

Can you hear police on a CB radio?

The BearTracker no other CB Radio can do: It can keep you up-to-date with current public safety activity anywhere in the US and Canada* by scanning for police, fire, ambulance, and/or DOT radio traffic. No need to worry about changing scanner programming as you drive.

Can you hear police on ham radio?

Yes and no — many ham radios are “wide band receive” capable, meaning they can receive outside of the ham bands. These extra receive frequencies sometimes include police frequencies. Amateur radio by itself does not give you the ability to contact emergency services typically.

Can BaoFeng talk to CB?

Nope, it can’t. Provided you mean North/South America CB, no it is not possible. CB comes in at the 11m band (around 27MHz), versus these radios are only capable of 130-500MHz. Even if software modified and programmed, it would not be able to transmit nor receive anything.

Is BaoFeng a good radio?

The BaoFeng BF-F8HP wins our Top Pick Award as the best radio for properly licensed ham radio operators. It can only be used legally by those who have a valid Technician ham radio license or higher. It has an amazing amount of settings, its battery lasts quite a while, and it has an unbeatable range.

Is the BaoFeng BF-F8HP legal?

This radio has no legal use in the US except on the ham bands by hams. It is very illegal to use for MURS and FRS, and not even OK for FMRS. It transmits so dirty it is pretty obvious to anyone with a good HR rig with a display or an FCC truck that you are using a BF-F8HP. It’s got a rather unique signal signature.

Can you listen to a ham radio without a license?

Can I Listen to Amateur Radio Without a License? The answer is Yes. Just listening to Ham radio does not require a license, except you want to use it for other purposes.

Can Ham Radio talk to FRS?

FRS and GMRS can talk, but a ham radio can only receive FRS and GMRS if it has a wide enough receiver. GMRS cannot transmit on ham frequencies legally and ham radio cannot transmit on GMRS frequencies legally.

Andrew

Andrey is a coach, sports writer and editor. He is mainly involved in weightlifting. He also edits and writes articles for the IronSet blog where he shares his experiences. Andrey knows everything from warm-up to hard workout.