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Hey Group!
I'm new to this whole concept. Oddly enough, I became interested in "scanning" after my TIVO recorded a show called Area 51:Fact or Fiction. It was a stupid show, but one of the men on there went up on a mountain peak and was using a laptop program (and presumably some equipment hooked up to the latop) to monitor the radio communications taking place at Area 51 which was over 25 miles away. I'm not a conspiracy buff, but the program he was using on his latop was intriguing to me. It looked like he could monitor any frequency he wanted. I've actually wasted quite a bit of work time trying to find similar equipment, but I'm not really turning up anything. Therefore, I thought I would turn to this group and ask you guys (or gals). Is there a hardware/software available that you can hook-up/install to a laptop computer that would allow you to "scan" or "trunk track" virtually any frequency along the "usable band"? Sorry if I'm using the wrong terms...as a newbie, this is the best way I can phrase the question. Thanks in advance for your help/advice. -neo |
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