Scanner for Mil-comms?
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Scanner for Mil-comms?
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)
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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 -
all the information is there
Tony
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 -
all the information is there
Tony
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Try a search on pprune mate
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 .
Dear me! Good luck .
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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. 
Of course were still an EMPIRE despite what that idiot PM of ours keeps
