Concerning __, NATHAN BOLLINGER said to JOHN FENDER in SCANRADIO:
 NB> If you can get one of the "spread-spectrum" phones, that would be even
 NB> better,since they are constantly changing channels at a very rapid pace.
 NB> There's no way a scanner can keep up with them!
If I understand correctly, spread-spectrum phones broadcast over a broad 
range of frequencies at the same time, so that the signal at any given 
frequency is below the level of normal background noise.  Only if you have 
similar receiving equipment and know exactly where to look can you find the 
signal.  That's why scanners can't lock in on them.
... A blinding bolt of crimson careens across the sky!  It's NATHAN 
LLINGER.
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