BC: Yo! Guy:
     HI BILL!
GH> .... my 2004 does not cover frequencies from 520 to 760 Mhz...
BC: And because most scannists are  like you,  that makes  the 520-760
BC: MHz spectrum just PRIME for bugs.  Less  chance of  accidental
BC: discoveries that way.
     That is a very good point indeed, but what if you have such a bug
near (or in!) your house and at the same time you tune across your  tv
dial (or remote control). You may have a small chance  to catch  them,
right?
 (if the bug fall in the  audio part  of the  tv channel  and this  tv
channel is not in use, of course)
     I have a small tv (5 inches screen)  with a  varactor tuner  that
sweep in UHF from around 438 to about 890 Mhz. Needless to say that is
an old TV and sometime i  like to  play around  just for  listening at
many telephone comms at the same time....
     Also  like  to  watch   the  local   amateur  FSTV   (occasional)
transmissions on 439.250 Mhz.
     By the way, i saw couple of weeks ago a message from  you (really
you?) announcing the CE-232 at 149.95$ ... is it right ?
     Cheers,
     Guy Houle, VE2VGA
     Boucherville, Qc, Canada
     [ve2vga@stat.pubnix.net]
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