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* [http://www.popular-communications.com/ Popular Communications] | * [http://www.popular-communications.com/ Popular Communications] | ||
Revision as of 17:07, 27 June 2010
You've come home from the hamfest with that nice used scanner, but can't figure out how to make it work, and there's no user manual. Try taking a look at some of the resources below. Some charge for a copy, others are free. If anyone finds any additional sources of catalogs online, please add them here.
In addition, there are a few publications - some of them online- that discuss scanning as all or part of their coverage, and are linked here.
Catalog Sources
- A.G.Tannenbaum's Catalog
- Hobby Radio Stop
- Marks' Scanner Home Page Home of the Easier To Read series of online manuals
- Monitoring Times Equipment Reference Library
- Online Manuals at CEI, Inc.
- Owner's and Service manuals for Regency, Bearcat and Realistic models
- Radio Shack User Manuals
- Scan Control Technical resource page
- W7FG Vintage Catalogs
Publications
- Monitoring Times
- National Communications
- Popular Communications
- Popular Wireless
- Popular Wireless discusses GMRS, FRS and MURS along with several other topics
- Scanner Digest
- World Radio Online