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Go to google and type in Multipsk and download from there site, only some of the decoders will work out of the box but if you buy the program, it unlocks all the decoders, there is a learning curve to figuring out all the decoders but lots of RUclipss. If all you want is to decode sstv there are a lot of free programs out there. Saint

Thanks for the information. Saint👍

Thank you, Saint

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Read all the comments in this post, there are two pages of comments that deal with this, hope this will help you. forums.radioreference.com/threads/p25-one-frequency-trunk-vs-conventional-p25.185503/ Saint

There are a lot of business's that will call security, and have you removed from the premises, also some people do not want to hear your scanner for different reasons.

I dunno if it's like here but they are mostly driving people to detox

No you shouldn't. Your taxes paid for the newest communication system that allows users to work in private. There's no law in Canada that says we can listen.

@@Ejb905 laws in Canada are generally permissive. If it's not written that something is illegal, then it's legal.

@Ejb905 what you are referring to is a right. We do not have a right to listen, but listening is legal, unless of course its encrypted, which it is. We don't really have any rights if you look into it. I will miss the ability to know about an emergency situation before being told about it. We won't know anything when this system is fully operational. Hope they choose to let us know our lives are in danger before it's too late.

We were allowed to listen to communications as long as there isn't encryption. But: we aren't allowed to talk about it publicly. The media using the feeds really pissed a few agencies off.

Yes, but almost no one cares but us.

Yup way she goes Ricky

Cmon guys. There's no law that gives us citizens any rights to listen. I doubt anyone on radio reference did anything to stop encryption. It's a combination of affordability. Improved technologies and a reasonable price AND, and fuck the owner of radioreference, the streaming services that pissed off LEO & firefighters. They didn't mind so much the scanner people but streaming sensitive comms that ended up used by the media were a factor at least in county or city systems. It was a hell of a run, for me around 45 years, but it's pretty much dead now

Thanks so much, Steve 👍

MTO Maintenance - West Patrols, MTO Maintenance - Central Patrols are not encrypted Saint

As far as any information on FT8 Super Fox Mode you can do a search on Google for any information on this. As Far Aas listening to Military Aircraft it is not illegal to listen to this, again do a search on google to get any more information.

Thank you for the reply, I will be doing more refueling videos in the future. saint

Uniden 436 scanner, discone antenna, Proscan Software for logging.

Yea, this was one of the more interesting refueling exercises.

Thanks, I hope it help. Saint

airspy.com/download/🙂

Hi, leakyboatent This is the best conditions I have seen on 20 meters in a long time, I could not believe what I was picking up. All the armature radio operators were really surprised with the propagation too. It's really nice to hear both sides of the conversations so clear. I will keep an ear out and if this happens again, I will make another RUclips video. I tried last night but conditions were not too good. Thanks for your the comments take care. Steve

Your very welcome, thanks for posting your comment, enjoy your scanner. Steve👌

its basically a password to listen to it.

The encryption key is basically a password to protect the data in transit Think of it like writing a coded message to a friend (the authorized operators), if someone intercepted it (a scanner) they'd need the one time pad associated with the message (encryption key) to be able to understand what they're reading (convert the mess of audio into something intelligible) TlDr, it's a password that is combined with data during a transmission so that unless you have the password, you'll just hear a mess of audible garbage. Exactly how they do this is a mystery to me, although you didn't ask for such an explanation so I'll leave my late comment here Also, to answer your other question. Scanners are incapable of having a key to an encrypted system for many reasons ranging from legality to rolling codes (some depts issue a new "password" to all authorized radios on a certain basis) In short, the key today could be 1234567890 and tomorrow could change to 0987654321 which is why it's impossible for them to do this. Further, to my knowledge it's impossible to convert say an SDS100 to be capable of storing a key and decrypting radio traffic with it. You'd need a dedicated radio like the ones LEO use to be able to even get started

Thanks for taking a look, Steve🙂

Thanks, I hope it will help. Steve🙂

I am using a SDR Dongle on my computer. you can find them by doing a search on google. Steve

Can you kindly do a video on the setting from the downloading ?

@@khalilmekdachi7070 I just downloaded the unitrunker software, and started it up and in the video, I walk through everything I did, and you need to put in a control channel for the tower you want to decode. Sorry I cannot help you any further, I made the video so people could help me out.

Thanks, glad the video helped you. Steve

I'm on the fourth floor 40 feet up, of a six-story apartment building, facing North and have a discone antenna on a tripod out on my balcony. Using a 436 Uniden scanner, quarter of a mile from the Peace Bridge and Lake Erie. Saint