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Local UK frequency lists for Scan125Convert and Scan125 Control.

An analogue CSV for the Scan125 conversion workflow.

What the file contains

Choose from nearby publishable business-radio and civil-airfield records, UK-wide CB, PMR446, amateur, marine, common and published military-air channels. Compatible local RSGB ETCC repeaters can also be included.

The file uses Scan125 Convert CSV. Names are shortened only where the format requires it, unsupported rows are removed, and any documented capacity limit is applied.

Converting the supplied CSV.

Generation starts automatically after Stripe confirms payment.

  1. 1

    Start safely

    Open Scan125Convert and select UBC125XLT.

  2. 2

    Prepare the file

    Choose comma separation, point decimals and the row where data begins.

  3. 3

    Prepare the file

    Map FrequencyMHz, Modulation and Name.

  4. 4

    Review and load

    Create the Scan125 output, open it in Scan125 Control and send it to the scanner.

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Compatibility and limits

The supplied file is the conversion input, not the scanner's final data file. Scan125Convert creates the output that Scan125 Control writes to the radio.

Public data does not confirm continuous activity, exact usage or every digital access parameter. Airport and published military-air entries are discovery aids and must not be used for navigation.

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Scan125 Convert CSV questions

What file will I receive for Scan125 Convert CSV?

You will receive Scan125 Convert CSV (.csv) with loading guidance for the Convert, open and write with Scan125 workflow.

How quickly is it delivered?

Your first file is generated after starting membership, and later member files are generated on request. They are usually emailed within minutes.

Will every frequency be active?

No. WTR, shared-channel and airport data identify possible listening channels, but not every frequency transmits continuously. The file is a practical discovery list.

Does it include mapped trunked systems?

No. Files contain conventional discovery channels only and do not follow trunked conversations as a complete mapped system.