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Aircraft - Listen to aircraft; from your local towers to aircraft in flight around the world.
Antennas - The most important part of your station.
Federal - One of the most popular - and hard to document - areas to monitor
HF- Hearing broadcasts from around the world; receiver reviews, antennas and more
Installations
Marine
Milcom - Lots of information on monitoring the military
Railroad
Shack Photos
Software - Logging, Recording, and control applications
Severe Weather/Storm Chasing
Skip
SATCOM - Military, Amateur satellites - along with hearing - and maybe working - the International Space Station
Live Scanners
Live Tunable Receivers
Manufacturers/Distributors Scanner and Receiver Manufacturers/Distributors
Trunking Numerous links to articles on the basics, FAQs, system types and terminology are stored here
Trunked Radio Decoders DOS and Windows utilities for examining the data streams used in Control Channels of trunked radio systems
Radios on eBay - Find a used or new scanner or receiver on eBay

Scanner Laws If you have questions about the legal aspects of scanning, this site is the one to check first.

Frequency and other pages built by our members:

Anything from mounts, stands, battery packs and more

RR Database Submission Guidelines - Want to submit data to the Radio Reference Database? Look here for information on how to send us data.
RR FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions on RadioReference.com
Data Removal Policy - Why was my article (page, data) dropped?
Legal
Subscription Services and additional features available to paid subscribers
RadioReference.com Web Service is an XML interface to all of the information in the RR Database. See this link for more details.

ALE - also known as Mil-Std 188-141A, it's in heavy use by the military and diplomatic services and even hams
Amateur Radio Gear - Often now has widebanded receive sections; useful as a backup scanner in some places
Common Frequencies in use across the world can be found here.
DMA Radios Hints and Kinks - Hints and fixes for the new Uniden DMA Radios
Modifications - Always a popular topic; add functions to your scanner or receiver
RR Glossary - An index of terminology often used on RR
Personal Radio Services - GMRS, FRS, ect.
Programming Shortcuts - Helpful tips and shortcuts for programming your scanner
Police/Fire/EMS Apparatus Photos and Info - a location to post pictures and information regarding vehicles etc.
Rebanding A detailed article by UPman on the reallocation of services within the 800 Mhz spectrum. It will have a major effect on all trunktracking scanners.
Sports Frequencies

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+* [[ALE]] - also known as Mil-Std 188-141A, it's in heavy use by the military and diplomatic services and even hams
 * [[:Category:Amateur Radio Gear|Amateur Radio Gear]] - Often now has widebanded receive sections; useful as a backup scanner in some places
 * [[Common Frequencies]] in use across the world can be found here.