Mr. Scanner on-line subscription
By using the three searches provided on-line (city/state), (county/state) or (frequency/state) you are bound to find the FCC licensed frequency for just about everyone in the USA.
2 distinct databases for the price of one!
FCC Database & Public Safety Only Database
Your choice of 3 day pass $15.00
or
1 year pass for $25.00
Try a sample
search by clicking here
To subscribe scroll down to
bottom of this page
You can search for frequencies throughout the USA and territories by:
City/State.
Just type in the city you want to look up and then pick the state and BOOM,
there are the frequencies that are licensed there displayed in numerical order.
County/State. By
entering the county name and picking the associated state, you will instantly
have a list of the licensees in that county in numerical order.
Frequency
State. Just type in the frequency you are looking for then pick the state.
The program will show all licensees in that state operating on the frequency you
requested. They are displayed in alphabetical order by county.
After
you obtain your data you can view it, print it, or export the file. Once you get the file you can open it in Excel or any other spread
sheet program.
Who is
not in a FCC Database? Federal government operations, Aeronautical in
route control centers and many airport control towers. However private
aircraft licensees are listed. Also services without an assigned frequency
such as ham radio operators or GMRS licensees are not included.
If you
are primarily looking for police, fire, EMS, etc., then you can weed out all the
non-public safety frequencies by using the public safety database.
If you
want to find the frequency licensed to a particular business or want to find all
licensees in your city or county, then use the FCC database.
Extremely fast results.
Try a sample
search by clicking here
To subscribe scroll down to bottom of this page
You will normally receive your password for the database on the next business day.
See how many frequencies we have for your state and when it was last updated by clicking HERE