Today I am in my underground (or should I say partially underground) air-conditioned monitoring command post. The local Air Reserve Base (Westover ARB) is having it's weekend training activity, so I've got one scanner (BC296D) dedicated to searching the 138-144, 148-150.8 mhz bands to try to find additional new P25 radio frequencies in use. Additionally, there's some typical military aero traffic (air traffic control & air/air tacticals from Bradley Air National Guard Station (CT) (A10's heading to Yankee Military Operating Area in central/southern VT & NH). My general scanner land traffic (local pd's, State PD, etc.) as well as military/civilian aero is being shared by my BC780XLT & BC895XLT. Some parachute jumping "sky diving" today also. Depending upon what happens weather wise one the 895 could be pressed into monitoring additional public safety, electric utilities, and public works (local & state).
Adventures in Radio Scannerland
My daily comments on my "signal stalking efforts" to find all the radio scanner related frequencies of interest in my area, as well as stories relating to the adventures in scanning
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home