Hi guys.

I've had an old Realistic Pro scanner for about 8-10 years, that I've been using to listen in to the referees.

However, a couple of years back, they switched to a new set of digital ear-pieces, since when, I am unable to listen to anything but TV matches. (They still use the old frequencies for TV matches).

Anyway, I think it's about time that I got a new scanner, as the old Pro has started to suffer from a severe loss of signal, interference, etc..

So does anyone here know of a handheld scanner that allows me to listen in to the digital signals (as well as the old 820-860 range), new frequencies, etc.?
I also need confirmation that it can be used for Superleague matches. I'm not sure if they use encyption or not. I don't want to waste a few hundred pounds, as I don't use the scanner for anything but matchday.

Thanks

CaptainDan's your man. He has a bearcat scanner and can tell you if it does all games.

"captaindan wrote:For the most I use a bearcat 2500. It has a wonderful little feature on it called close call. If a radio transmits within range it auto tunes to the frequency so that you can listen to stewards, medics etc. "

Thanks mate.

I'll PM him.

Can you post the answer as I would be interested in getting one