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Off the entire FM Broadcast radio band from 88 top 108 for those near FM radio towers. I've read several threads here at RR about people needing the FM radio filter. Yours sounds like it may be paging though so I'd investigate the ranges I stated above and see if you can find a match between the offending noise you hear and a paging signal. #19 Morse CodeKruser, you said it was the stations Call Sign. I talked to a Local Saint Peters police officer yesterday and told her about the Morse codes, I told her that a guy on a forum said its most likely a call sign for that department like you said, and she said that makes sense and agreed. And she said when she worked in Saint Louis County which is still analog, she would here them too on there car radios, and she agreed and said that makes sense, I turned off analog on the P25 County Sheriff 159.4900 Frequency and I haven't heard the Morse code sense than. But I did here the Morse on the Saint Peters Police Analog Motorola 800 Mhz System though. So I assuming your both right its just a call sign for that department in analog mode, even if its a digital system, but it could be a page, but i think its just a call sign like your said. But the weird thing is she says she never hears the Morse code on her Saint Peters Motorola Trunked system and that is a analog system, but i heard it yesterday and there main channel TGID 16. I also told her about the weird "hummmmmm" pause "hummmmm" and I told her that a guy busted down the back door to a persons house and ran out on foot to
