Idaho Frequencies
 

Are you a serious scanner?

I will trade "ACTIVE" frequencies in the Boise County and Ada County
of Idaho.

Idaho Frequencies
 

Evan Platt wrote:
Are you a serious scanner?

No, I'm an alive human.

So why respond to the request if you have nothing relevent to
contribute?

Idaho Frequencies
 

On 19 Aug 2006 19:29:17 -0700, "PonderosaSports.com"
wrote:


Evan Platt wrote:
Are you a serious scanner?

No, I'm an alive human.

So why respond to the request if you have nothing relevent to
contribute?

He did have something relevant to contribute, but if you don't want to
go to the relevant link he gave you it's your loss.

Idaho Frequencies
 

Al Klein wrote:
He did have something relevant to contribute, but if you don't want to
go to the relevant link he gave you it's your loss.

Apparently you are not an serious scanner in the Boise county either.

I did not ask for a reprint of free listings off the FCC site?

Idaho Frequencies
 

On 20 Aug 2006 08:34:09 -0700, "PonderosaSports.com"
wrote:

Apparently you are not an serious scanner in the Boise county either.

Apparently you aren't a serious scanner. If you were, you'd know that
RR is a database with most of the data supplied by "serious scanners"
in the area of the data.

But please don't bother - the noise level in RR is pretty low, and we
really don't need to increase it.

Idaho Frequencies
 

PonderosaSports.com wrote:
Are you a serious scanner?

I will trade "ACTIVE" frequencies in the Boise County and Ada County
of Idaho.

Lets try a fresh approach.

Is anyone interested in recording weak signals emitting from remote
areas such as -

LOCATION: N44.02986 W116.03125 (NAD83)
FREQ: 218.000 - 218.999 MHz

At the same time as voice from the same general area -
FREQ: 34.000 - 34.999 MHz
FREQ: 159.000 - 159.999 MHz

Idaho Frequencies
 

On 20 Aug 2006 19:23:11 -0700, "PonderosaSports.com"
wrote:

PonderosaSports.com wrote:
Are you a serious scanner?

I will trade "ACTIVE" frequencies in the Boise County and Ada County
of Idaho.

Lets try a fresh approach.

Is anyone interested in recording weak signals emitting from remote
areas such as -

LOCATION: N44.02986 W116.03125 (NAD83)
FREQ: 218.000 - 218.999 MHz

At the same time as voice from the same general area -
FREQ: 34.000 - 34.999 MHz
FREQ: 159.000 - 159.999 MHz

IOW, you're not really a serious scanner enthusiast. Maybe if someone
sent you the key to Fort Knox you could afford to rent enough clues to
be clueless.