"If you thought America Online chat rooms were a shameful waste of human
potential, just think about the folks who monitor the public airwaves with
radio spectrum scanners."--Craig Stolz in the Washington Post article "Scan
You Dig It?"
Links To Some Cool Yaesu FRG9600 Sites
Utility DXers Forum (Formerly the WUN Club)
Remember Folks: The radio monitoring hobby is not a crime . . . although
there are certainly a lot of people who would like to see the hobby outlawed.
Do you suppose that's because certain individuals have something to hide,
and that those individuals would prefer not to have some radio hobbyist sitting
in the basement of his home LISTENING to their conversations??
Fond Memories Of A Scanner Geek!
Radioreference.com scanner homepage: Frequencies
and Tips For 800 MHz Trunked Radio Monitoring
Radioreference AOR AR-8000 Page
"These Z band radios detect private conversations even though they're
miles away. I just dial in the right numbers and I hear everything. You have
no secrets from me, Kagor!"
"The important radio operators are the ones who LISTEN."--KC7NAT
DXing.info: The Reliable Information Source For Radio Hobbyists
Other Amateur Radio Callsign Servers
ARRL Web FCC License Data
Search
Buckmaster's Amateur Radio Callsign
Server
Hammarlund HQ-100 Communications Receiver
"If this were a perfect world, all the SERIOUS radio operators would be
on 2 meter SSB where they belong."
Links To Amateur Radio Equipment Dealers Sites
Click Here to Visit The Web's #1 Radio Modification
Site: Over 1500 Different Mods!
QRZ.COM Amateur Radio Shareware
and Info Files: Radio Mods and Other Free Goodies
"One can never own too many radios so long as each radio performs a different
function."
Take a Look At Phil's Old Radios!
Classic Radio Gallery: Photos, Schematics, Antique Radios For Sale, And More!
Links To Some Of My Favorite Radio Stations
KTNN AM 660 Window Rock, Arizona
KRVN AM 880 Lexington, Nebraska
KBZN 97.9 FM Salt Lake City, Utah
KDYL AM 1060 Salt Lake City, Utah
KCPW AM 1010 Salt Lake City, Utah
Utility World: Shortwave
Utility Frequencies and More
Introduction to Scanning,
Part 2
