Uniden 92/93XLT VHF/UHF Handheld Scanner

[7perth]

Hey There


I am new to this and just bought a Uniden scanner and I am learning how to use it is there any idea how i can pick up a decent signal without the squelch contsantly trying to find one?

[richard omeara]

You may have to store some frequances in the memory.Look up Fesa,Public transport and more on this forum.

[7perth]

I have been getting various train stations on it do you think i need a larger antenna i.e. sanducky from dse?

[richard omeara]

If you can get something to put out side maybe on your gutter or roof helps heaps.

[safetybob]

Hi All

I am a newbie at this and have just bought the 93xlt scanner. I wanted to be able to monitor fesa channels but am finding that I cannot program some of the. For example channel 80 80.4300 keeps coming up as 80.425. Is there any way around this as my instructions say this range goes in increments of 12.5khz or have I just bought the wrong scanner for the job? If so, can anyone recommend a good handheld that will do the job so I can take this back.

Many Thanks

[yorky]

Greetings, Channel 80 on the old FESA network is 78.4125 not 80.430.

Punch that in (select any free scanner channel, hit function the PGM and enter in then enter) and off you go. That scanner is perfectly fine for this application.

[safetybob]

Thanks Yorky

I tried that but it only lets me enter 78.412 - is that enough? Also do you know where I can get a list with the channels and associated frequencies that is accurate, the one I got from another page on this forum was where it had the original frequency - 80.4300.

Many thanks

Bob

[yorky]

Can you please link to where you saw 80.430? That is a FESA frequency however in Bunbury.

Click my link where I said 78.4125 that is the current list of the 'old' system: http://vk6hgr.echidna.id.au/warsug/freq ... /FESA.html also the new list http://vk6hgr.echidna.id.au/warsug/freq ... 202008.pdf with active channels listed here http://warsug.info/viewtopic.php?f=3&t= ... 472#p76472 which is all in the sticky in the FESA forum here http://warsug.info/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5454.

[spartacus]

Welcome,

Once in the programming mode, enter 78.4125 and you'll see that a small '50' appears to the right of screen. Save it, and then when you scan/select the channel, it reads it as 78.4125.

FESA Frequencies can be found here:
http://warsug.info/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5454 (EDIT: You beat me to it Yorky)

[safetybob]

=D> Thanks Guys

Things are a lot clearer now, sorry for my incompetence.