Concerning _1100 MHz_, Tom Walker said to Troy H. Cheek in SCANRADIO:
 TC>> Anybody know what kind of signals I should be getting in the 1100-
 TC>> 1110 MHz range in southeast Tennessee?  The manual says this is
 TW> 
 TW> The 33 CM Ham band is 902-921 MHZ and the 23 CM Ham band is 1240-
 TW> 1300 MHZ.  Doubt the hams are that far off so their signal must be
 TW> beating with some transmitter in yuor area to place it in the 1100-
 TW> 1110 range.
That's probably the best explanation I've heard so far.
The two or three phone-type signals I've been able to match up (find the same 
broadcast as the one near 1100 MHz) have been in the cellular range, about 
230-235 MHz below where the 2035 is finding them.  Haven't matched up any of 
the two-way-radio-type signals yet.
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