Scanner for Mil-comms?

[completely deck]

I live within 5 to 10 miles of a field that hosts the city's air show, and it's coming up soon. I was wondering what type of scanner I could buy that would allow me to tune to their frequencies (200-500 range)

[Gulf4uk]

I Dont think Asking on here is a very good Idea as will start off another
Legal debate about there use .
If your local to the field and a Spotter then you would have got
to know the local spotters and frankly there your best bet .For the
casual user suggest you Google things like AIRSHOWS (http://www.militaryairshows.co.uk/)-
all the information is there

Tony

[completely deck]

It's legal to use scanners here in the United States, though :confused:

[Skipness One Echo]

This has been asked a few times and I'm in the same boat, looking for a new toy. How very British that it was assumed you were "one of us"....

Dear me! Good luck .

[FRED WHELAN]

Try Maplins they have some reasonably priced ones.

Maplin : Scanners : Communication (http://www.maplin.co.uk/Family.aspx?Menu=1716&worldid=-1&C=Maplin&U=MainMenu&utm_source=Maplin&utm_medium=MainMenu&utm_content=Communication-Scanners&utm_campaign=MainMenu)

[Hotel Tango]

I say completely deck, that wasn't cricket of you not to warn us you reside the other side of the pond old boy. I nearly choked on my tea! You have to understand that some of us Brits still believe we're an Empire. ;)

[Gulf4uk]

:ok: Of course were still an EMPIRE despite what that idiot PM of ours keeps
Saying .:mad:

Tony