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Axl June 8th 04 10:19 AM

Are Scanners Illegal in Cars?
 
I guess it may vary state to state...anyone know about ohio?

Mike Y June 8th 04 03:53 PM


"Axl" wrote in message
...
I guess it may vary state to state...anyone know about ohio?


It varies from state to state, and enforcement varies from locality
to locality.

Some states have 'exemptions' that may include HAMs, or even
anyone with a 'valid' reason.

And enforcement in some states even tries to set their own standard...

Get LOCAL advice before you procede. Not just the letter of the
law, but the 'real story' about what is going on with regard to enforcement
and/or harassment.




Donald K June 8th 04 04:35 PM

Axl wrote:

I guess it may vary state to state...anyone know about ohio?


Google is your friend...
http://www.fordyce.org/scanning/scan.../scanlaws.html
www.afn.org/~afn09444/scanlaws/

-D
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enough people to make it worth the effort." -Herm Albright

Dwayne June 8th 04 04:49 PM

In article ,
says...
I guess it may vary state to state...anyone know about ohio?

There are no Ohio laws that keep you from having a scanner in your car.
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Vic Martinez June 11th 04 06:26 AM

Yeah, but if you become a familiar face to law enforcement at car
accidents, shootings and fires, that may change. use discrection.=A0


Axl June 12th 04 07:02 AM

On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 00:26:12 -0500, (Vic Martinez)
wrote:

Yeah, but if you become a familiar face to law enforcement at car
accidents, shootings and fires, that may change. use discrection.*


I'm not a chaser, no worries lol


Who Knows July 6th 04 07:07 AM

not in Australia they aren't-niether is full 0-whatever gigs, no blocked
freqs!!!
"Axl" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 00:26:12 -0500, (Vic Martinez)
wrote:

Yeah, but if you become a familiar face to law enforcement at car
accidents, shootings and fires, that may change. use discrection.


I'm not a chaser, no worries lol




Chris Rose July 15th 04 02:42 AM

Depends what state or country you are in. Michigan allows if you have
permit from State Police or are a licensed amateur radio operator (Ham).


"Who Knows" wrote in message
...
not in Australia they aren't-niether is full 0-whatever gigs, no blocked
freqs!!!
"Axl" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 00:26:12 -0500, (Vic Martinez)
wrote:

Yeah, but if you become a familiar face to law enforcement at car
accidents, shootings and fires, that may change. use discrection.


I'm not a chaser, no worries lol







Brian T July 15th 04 06:57 AM

hello in some states there are i don't know what ones in my town there
not i live in california


Donald K July 15th 04 03:31 PM

Brian T wrote:

hello in some states there are i don't know what ones in my town
there not i live in california


OK frequent readers bookmark the following site... (It's the best I've
found by far...

http://www.afn.org/~afn09444/scanlaws/

-Donald
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