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Post by Alexandra »

You can also access websites that let you listen to utility radio in real time (utility meaning fire, police, aviation).

http://radiotime.com/genre/c_257/Scanner.aspx

Back in the late 70's early 80's I started listening to shortwave radio, got my Amateur radio license, and moved up to scanner listening too. Heard stuff on my scanner all the way from Argentina (paging companies). I wish I hadn't sold my scanner now. Used to listen to cell phones when it was legal.
I do recall when I was in London, UK back in 1991 when I was tuning around on my little AM/FM portable cassette player I could hear the London police calls.
You'll never know what you will hear so check it out.
I started listening to cordless phone calls in 1981 - those were the days that they were on different frequencies before they went up to the 40 something Mhz band and then up to Ghz.

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Post by rhysh »

haha dnr i used to use my cordless phones to pikup other ppls signals

i would simpy go outta range of my handset's base,and use the chanell button,sometimes works sometimes
doesnt

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