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Hand held Scanner Antenna Article rated 4.6/5.0
A good way to improve your hand held scanner's performance is to use an antenna that's dedicated to the frequency that you want to listen to. By using a telescopic antenna you can adjust the length. ...
Listening to Marine Radio Article rated 3.3/5.0
Marine VHF radio is installed on all large ships and most motorized small craft. It is used for a wide variety of purposes, including summoning rescue services and communicating with harbours and mari...
DJX30 reset Article rated 4.2/5.0
This hand held scanner is mass produced for the world but its band plans are set by programming for the country its destined for. Some countries do not allow listening to certain bands. Being new to t...
Close Call™ RF Capture Technology Article rated 5.0/5.0
Close Call Capture Technology Your scanner's Close Call feature lets you set the scanner so it detects then displays the frequency of a nearby strong radio transmission. Close Call RF capture work...
USC230 Easier Instructions Article not rated yet
Mark (of Marks Scanners) has written an easier to use manual for the UnidenUSC230 scanner. http://marksscanners.com/230/230.shtml
UBC3500 Easier to use manual Article rated 1.0/5.0
Mark (of Marks Scanners) has written an easier to use manual for the Uniden UBC3500. http://marksscanners.com/3500/3500.shtml
Hot air balloon frequencies Article rated 5.0/5.0
129.900 MHz is very commonly used as an unofficial hot air balloon frequency and 122.475 MHz is the official national air to ground balloon frequency, which often gets busy during balloon events. So i...
Hang Gliders,para gliders and microlight pilots. Article rated 3.0/5.0
These frequencies are commonly yet illegally used by hang Gliders,para gliders and microlight pilots: 143.750 143.775 143.800 143.825 143.850 143.875 143.900 143.925 143.950
GRE help and manuals Article not rated yet
GRE have a help desk with downloadable manuals here: http://www.greamerica.com/support/index.php
Marine Scanning Article not rated yet
The marine band is located between 156 to 158 MHz and again from 160 to 161 MHz. This band is used exclusively for ship-to-shore and ship-to-ship activity for both commercial and non-commercial vessel...
using a scanner Article not rated yet
The best place to use a scanner to receive aircraft is at an air show, or airport. Here is a list of air shows this year. http://www.radios-uk.com/airshow_calendar_and_frequencies.htm Here are s...
 

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