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On Sat, 27 Aug 2005 19:39:32 GMT, Hogger said in
rec.radio.scanner: As far as specifically tracking someone RECEIVING radio frequencies, I'm not familiar with any piece of equipment capable of doing that. If such a device existed, I have no idea how it would differentiate someone's AM/FM stereo, wireless router, baby monitor, coordless phone,or garage door opener from a scanner. (Yes, I know, some of them transmit.. and that can be detected.. I mean from the "receiving" point of view, for example.) By the frequency of the local oscillator, but that's very iffy as legal evidence. |
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