Jim Robbins' Scanner Pages & Links

FCC ULS Search: Basic & Advanced. RadioReference.com Yahoo Groups:    PhillyScanner    PRO96COM

Atlantic County Bergen County Burlington County Camden County Cape May County Cumberland County Essex County (PDF) Gloucester County Hudson County (PDF) Hunterdon County (PDF) Mercer County Middlesex County Monmouth County (PDF) Morris County (PDF) Ocean County Passaic County (PDF) Salem County Somerset County Sussex County (PDF) Union County (PDF) Warren County (PDF) State of NJ TRS (PDF) General Channels

Updates

02/02/13: Major updating effort has affected the county pages. Master frequency lists will continue to be updated periodically.

Frequencies & Related Technical

1. General / National (FCC channels):
   • FCC ULS License Search Basic & Advanced; General Menu Reports.
   • Understanding FCC Emission Codes: FCC Emission Codes; 47CFR2.201 FCC Emissions ... Characteristics; 47CFR90.207 Types of Emissions.
   • FCC Enforcement Bureau Field Notices (violation warnings & fines/forfeitures).
   • NPSTC Interoperability Channel Naming & APCO interoperability standard (PDF).
   • Marine VHF Channels from the US Coast Guard, plus other interesting marine-related stuff linked to from there.
   • RadioReference.com.
   • NOAA Weather Radio.
   • scanning reference by Clay Irving.
2. General / National (Federal/NTIA channels):
   • NTIA Manual of Regulations and Procedures for Federal Radio Frequency Management (Redbook).
   • National Interagency Incident Communications Division (of the US Dept. of Agriculture Forest Service, Fire & Aviation Management), and NIICD documents.
3. New Jersey:
   • NJ Office of Public Safety Communications.
   • PhillyScanner.com, with info on the PhillyScanner Yahoo! group and Joe Cardani's e-book (both covering Philly-metro and South Jersey plus other states).
   • NewJerseyScanner.com with some scanner audio feeds.
   • University Hospital Emergency Medical Service (Newark, NJ), info on REMCS.
   • NJ Amateur Repeaters.
   • Morris County RACES Channels from the Morris County OEM.
   • NJ Skywarn Channels.
   • NJ EMS Communications Plan (JEMS) 4th Edition [PDF] revised 7/2006.
4. Railroad:
   • NJ Railroad Frequencies by J. Rissmeyer.
5. Aeronautical / Aviation:
   • World Aeronautical Database with airport information.
   • Airnav with airport information.
   • NYC-Area and NJ Airport Frequencies.
6. Technical:
   • W2SJW's Radio Sounds.
   • Two-tone Paging Explained.
   • US Radio Spectrum Allocation Chart available online in PDF format from a US government server, or in print from the USGPO.
   • APCO's Project 25 Standards for Public Safety Digital Radio.

Hardware Sources & References

• G & G Communication (repair shop & retailer) I'm a satisfied customer.
• The Monitoring Post / Pro 2006 Page (reference).
• Newport Bay Limited, 725 Route 18, East Brunswick, NJ 08816. 732-257-9180. Uniden scanner retailer, plus CBs, 2-way, & more. I'm a satisfied customer.
• Optoelectronics (specialized retailer) I'm a semi-satisfied customer (took them two tries with my OS535).
• Scannermaster (retailer) with scanners, accessories, guides, etc.
• Radio Shack (retailer).
• GRE (manufacturer, OEM manufacturer for Radio Shack).
• Uniden (manufacturer).
• For used, also try eBay and the "Equipment For Sale" forum on RadioReference.com, and the E-Ham.net Classifieds.

Preferred Software

• Pro-64:  WLoad64 (or try ProLink).
• Pro-83:  (programmed manually)
• Pro-92:  Win92.
• Pro-96:  Win96 (Pro-96 Display (PDF) from Starrsoft). Also Pro96Com.
• Pro-106:  Win500.
• Pro-197:  Win500.
• Pro-2042:  Probe (control-only, via OS535).
• Pro-2045:  Trunker/ETrunk or UniTrunker (as control channel receiver).
• Pro-2067:  Win92.
• Pro-2096:  Win96 (Pro-2096 Display (PDF) from Starrsoft). Also Pro96Com.
• BC246T:  ARC246
• BC780XLT:  ID Tracker or 780TMON for trunking; ARC780 for programming.
• BC898T:  Trunker/ETrunk or Unitrunker (as analog voice receiver).
• IC-R2:  R2Pepper.
• Scanner Recorder.

This page was created Saturday 01 February 1997 and last modified Saturday 19 April 2014.

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