Scanner School - Everything you wanted to know about the Scanner Radio Hobby
Welcome to Scanner School, a podcast dedicated to the Scanner Radio Hobby. Each week we cover another topic related to scanning and will be answering all of your questions to take you from Scanner Radio Student to Scanner Radio Scholar.
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Floods, Fires and Scanner Radios: Stories From 50 Years of Listening (opens the original)
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Haskell Moore has spent approximately 50 years listening to scanner radios. He also brings 40 years of information-technology experience, including work as a Global IT Crisis Manager for BP, and continues to teach hurricane preparedness. In this episode, Haskell explains how scanner radio helped him navigate flooded streets in Houston, keep family members away from dangerous situations and intervene during a fire before a friend reentered a burning building. Phil and Haskell also discuss the evo
336 - Ask Scanner School v71 (opens the original)
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Every month I answer your questions on the podcast. If you have a question you would like me to answer, please leave me a voicemail at 516-308-2885 or by visiting www.scannerschool.com/ask Questions answered on this week's podcast How can you monitor only 1 DMR talk group on a conventional frequency? Should I buy an SDS150 for Suffolk County, NY? ==================================== 🛒 Links ==================================== Here are links to the products we mentioned in the podcast. Some of t
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