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A lot of stuff is still on the legacy wiki: https://kevininscoe.com/ke3vin/ | |||
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*[[Ham radio repeaters in Central Florida]] | *[[Ham radio repeaters in Central Florida]] | ||
*[[Ham radio digital voice modes]] | *[[Ham radio digital voice modes]] | ||
*[[My quest for an open firmware handheld public safety scanner receiver]] | |||
==Electronics== | ==Electronics== | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:14, 21 August 2020
A lot of stuff is still on the legacy wiki: https://kevininscoe.com/ke3vin/
Mirror
Mirror of some older scanner receiver notes I downloaded and saved for Central Florida. These original sites are no longer hosted so I preserved them. https://kevininscoe.com/mirror/home.cfl.rr.com/
- Scanner frequencies for East Central Florida and the Orlando area originally created by John Gertsner: https://kevininscoe.com/mirror/home.cfl.rr.com/richwhatsup/links.htmhttps://kevininscoe.com/mirror/home.cfl.rr.com/scanner/
- Kennedy Space Center Communications (I forget now who created this but it may have been Bob Grove of Monitoring Times:
Radio monitoring and amateur radio
- Radios, Police scanners, transceivers, receivers, ham radios and radio monitoring equipment (Equipment notes)
- Radio monitoring notes and antennas (Technical notes)
- Radio monitoring logs
- Ham radio repeaters in Central Florida
- Ham radio digital voice modes
- My quest for an open firmware handheld public safety scanner receiver
Electronics
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