Let's talk about 10 ways that you can use your old analog radio in today's digital scanning environment
What You Will Learn in This Week's Podcast:
- Marine monitoring is the thing that anyone can do with any scanner.
- Aircraft monitoring can be done worldwide
- Railroad is moving to NXDN here in the US, but most of RR is still analog only.
- Weather Alert Standby is a feature in many newer analog scanners
- SKYWARN traffic is typically on amateur radio analog repeaters.
- Fire Tone Out is another feature found in many analog scanners.
- News and media frequencies are very busy and you can hear interesting transmission on those frequency ranges.
- Shopping malls and departmental store use FRS radios that are analog.
- Put your old analog scanner in search mode, put it into close call mode, and see what is close to you or what is around you.
- You can tap into discriminated baseband audio or raw audio or unprocessed or unfiltered audio of the board of your scanner.
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