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Somehow, always found myself here and there on different Ham Radio BBSs, where interesting Ham Radio stuff abounded. The whole Ham Radio thing passed me completely, so I don't really have any insightful information on this community, other than that Ham Radio BBSes were everywhere, and that most of the files in this directory are either Frequency Lists or instructions on how to modify every radio under the sun to pick up cellular phone frequencies.
A quick note on that, which I do know. The government decided to outlaw the ability of ham radios to listen to the 800-900Mhz radio band, because this was allocated to Cell Phones. This angered the Ham Radio community so much (after all, the broadcasting was going on all over ANYWAY) that mod files, clipping this wire or taking out this or that chip to fix this "limitation" were ubiquitous. Freedom uber alles.
Files Giving Lists of Ham Radio Frequencies
Files Recounting How to Modify Scanners and Radios for Increased Reception
Uniden/Bearcat 200xlt Scanner Review, by Bob Parnass, AJ9S (July 21, 1988)
Countries with which the United States Shares Third-Party Traffic Agreements (July 1987)
Chat Regarding improving Scanner Listening (April 22, 1990)
Public Safety Trunking Systems: An Overview by John W. Reed (May 30, 1990)
ASCII Text Version of the Amateur Advanced Class Question Pool
Monitoring Air Force One Communications: The End of an Era (August 31, 1990)
Converting to an All-Band Transmit Facility in Emergencies
Hacking the Alpine 1310 CD Shuttle Control, by Ole Buzzard (November 15, 1993)
Schematics for a 25-200MHz / 8-45W Amplifier
Association of North American Radio Clubs (ANARC) List (July 5, 1989)
The Lists of Broadcasts of the Voice of the Flemish Community in Belgium
Addresses of FCC-Licensed International Broadcasting Stations (December 4, 198)
Information About the Association of Clandestine Enthusiasts
Christian Science Monitor Schedule (September 24, 1990)
Voice of American Transmission Schedule, September 30, 1990-March 30, 1991
Radio Canada International English Language Schedule (March 25-September 29, 199)
Radio Sweden Listing for September 30, 1990 to March 30, 1991
9X: The Pirate Radio Survival Guide by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
First Impressions on the Lastest Scanner by Authority on Radio: The AOR AR 3000 (July 24, 1990)
The Authority on Radio AOR3000 Scanner by Nigel ballard (September 10, 1990)
System Profile of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
A Profile on the Federal Bureau of Investigation by the All Ohio Scanner Club
Information on owning a Low power Micro Radio Station by KAPW
Amateur Radio Examination Opportunities (August 9, 1991)
9X: Avoiding Responsibility for Pirate Radio, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
A High Frequency Guide: The Complete HF Band
The British Amateur Radio Teledata Group News Broadcast Service Bulletin #15 (March, 1994)
The History of the SetHack BBS by Dave (December 13, 1996)
Boston Fire Department Incident Type Codes (Basic 901 Coes)
Boston Fire Department Special Signals
City of Boston Fire Department Radio System Mobile Unit Call Signs
Bulletin Identifiers: A List and Explanation
A Pirate and Clandestine Radio Listeners Little Black Book by No One (December 27, 1984)
Official Brevity Codes Used in the U.K. by Nigel Ballard
Looking for Rent-A-Cop Frequencies
The Bugging Frequencies Used in Las Vegas
Bugs on a Budget: Inexpensive Surveillance by Data Line (August, 1985)
Bugs And How to Tap Someone's Room by Fireball
New Canadian Low Power Licensing Policy
How To Hook Up an old Car Radio
The Bug Detector! By Ford Prefect
Guide to Hassle-Free Operation of A Pirate Radio Station
Crobbfile's CB Radio Reference Guide (Large)
A Few Common Scanner Modifications
Cellular Roaming: The New Deals by Karen Kleiner
The Clarke Belt: An overview of Satellites
Collection of Police Codes Used in Radio
Some Questions About Owning a Satellite Dish, Answered
Plans For Building a Shortwave Converter
Police Radio Codes, by Combat Arms (November 26, 1988)
Police Call Radio Guide by Hollins Radio Data
A True Story Of How Cordless Phone Users are Ignorant
Creating a Cordless Phone Antenna, by Adam Gott (August 3, 1989)
Cordless Modifications by Bob Kay of Monitoring Times (September 1990)
Cordless Telephones: Bye Bye Privacy! by Tom Kneitel, K2AES
The Covert Spectrum (Pirate and Secret Broadcasting) by Jim Hougan
The Charlotte Police Department Official Ten Signals
The CPRA Advisory Committee Listing (May 1, 1992)
Handling Third Party Traffic: The Oldest Tradition in Amateur Radio (July, 1989)
Designators for Third Party Traffic for Ham Radio Operatiors (June, 1989)
DISHCETERA: Volume 2, Issue #10 (August 1, 1990)
New Data and Tone Squelch Circuit for the PRO-2004, PRO-2005 and PRO-2006 (November 23, 1990)
Tuning in the Overlooked Band (29.70-30.00mhz) (July 1989)
Electronic Eavesdropper by Circle Lord
A Copper Tube J-Pole by Ed Humphries (1994)
The Electronics Privacy Act of 1986
Switchabout Euro Mod for the PRO-34
Amateur Radio Examination Opportunities
FAQ: Rec.Radio.CB Frequently Asked Questions Part 1 (December 18, 1991)
The R.E.C. and N6UII List of Frequency Allocations from 60Khz to 40GHz Version 1.2
Some Information on Ordering Microfiche Information from the FCC
What to do with the FCC Knocks on your Door
A Whipe Paper on Specialized Mobile Radio (SMR) (February 1991)
New York City Fire Department Signals
Decoding Federal Government License Plates
Watching the Watcher Watching You, by Sir Knight (Archival Version)
9X: Transmission Lines (For Pirate Radio) by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
9X: Feeding the Transmitter, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
A Simple FM Wireless Microphone (Plans)
How to make an FM Wireless Bug by Johnny Rotten of Cryptic Criminals and Elite Justice
How to make an FM Wireless Bug by Johnny Rotten of Cryptic Criminals/Elite Justice Society
Making an FM Monitoring Device: Cheap, Small, and Interesting by T.M.M.
How to Start a Very Low Power FM Station to Serve Your Immediate Neighborhood
Frequencies for Phun by Sir Francis Drake (Airline Frequencies)
Surveillance Frequency Selection, from Full Disclosure (1991)
9X: Frequencies, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
The Idiot's Guide to Radio Technology and Freqing, by ZDNNET Writer #1 and the unknown Freq
FUZZZZZ Codes II, by the Chemist and TransAmerica (January 15, 1986)
Collection of Questions/Answers about the GE Superradio II (September 29, 1991)
More on Nightwatch VIP UHF-Mux Air Ground Circuits by David I Emery
The GRE America Super Amplifier Product Review (November 1990)
9X: Station Ground, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
The Basics Behind Radio Hacking
The Basis Behind Radio Hacking Part II
Why Radio Amateurs are Called "Hams" from Florida Skip Magazine: 1959
Some Frequently Asked Amateur Radio Questions (July 30, 1991)
National and Foreign list of Ham and Shortwave Listener BBSes (April 1, 1990) by William G. Poissant
800 Telephone Number List for HAMs
How to match the Popular 75mhz ohm CATV Hardline to a 50 Ohm Antenna
Why the Packet Radio BBSes Cannot Have Their Headers Changed by Hank
International Routing Designators by Lew Jenkins and David B. Toth
List of Frequencies by HME/HM Electronics, Inc.
Understanding Telephones by Julian Macassey, Ham Radio Magazine (September 1985)
How to Send NTS Messages on Packet Radio (October 11, 1989)
ICOM Introduces the New IC-R100 Advanced Wideband Communications Reciever (January 19, 1990)
An Explanation on Why KA Band Photo Radar Units Are So Hard to Pick Up, And How to Avoid Them
The Scan Defeat during XMIT for KDK-2016A
Mbanna Kantako and the Micro-Radio Movement by Michael Townsend
Life Flight: Monitoring the Emergency AeroMedical Service by Laura Quarantiello
Some Exotic Terms, Code Names, and Slang in use during the Gulf War
A Lightwave Transmitter and Reciever by Joe Scharf
Sending Traffic into the MARS networks
The Master Frequency Listing from J.C. (June 30, 1982)
A Diagram of the MB8719 Chip used in All the New Radios
English Language Broadcasts from the Middle East and Arab World
Metro Radio Servce Codes (10 Codes, Extended)
The Duties of a NTS NCN BBS Packet Manager
Expanding the Band for the ICOM Micro2
A List Of Military Aviation Frequencies
how to Listen in on Milsat Band Broadcasts
Military Training Radio Broadcasts by John Johnson
9X: Mobile Operations, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
The Radio Shack Pro-2005 Programming Scanner by Bob Parnass, AJ9S
Some Radio Hints and Tips by Nigel Ballard (November 1990)
The International Morse Code List
Radio Moscow Services Schedules (September-February, 1992)
The Motorola Users and Programming Guides by Mark Larsen Version 1.1a (March 26, 1995)
Decoding the Message Header in a Packet Radio Message for Distribution
The Standard 16-Line Message Format, by G.O. Ellis, AAT6VF
Get Longer Battery Life from Your Regency MX-4000 or MX-4200 Scanner by Bob Parnass
Where did the NARA (National Amateur Radio Association) come from? By Donald L. Stoner, W6TNS
Letter by Kenneth W. Hane to NBC News about a Anti-Scanner Article
9X: Radio "Neighbors", by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
Getting an Amateur Radio License by Terry R. Dettmann/WX7S
The Indespensable Guide to Scanning, by R.P. Meggs of Intercept, Inc.
A NiCAD Battery Charger using Voltage and Current Limiting Techniques
Reciever Hunting using the I.F. Principle by Nogel Ballard (August 5, 1990)
A Journey Through My Scanning Triumphs and Disasters by Nigel Ballard (July 20, 1990)
Radio Surveillance (Bugging) in the UK by Nogel Ballard
A Personal View of Computers and Computing, by Nigel Ballard
A Layman's Guide to Traffic Analysis by Nogel Ballard (July 23, 1990)
Advanced Signal Acquisition for Private Scanner operators by Nogel Ballard (July 20, 1990)
The Best of the Early SSC Scanning Free Info Sheets by Nogel Ballard
Emegency Communications Systems of the US Government
North American Television Channels and Frequencies as per NTSC Standards (Weld Pond)
NYC Police Department Radio and Incident Code Signals
Oil Rig DX: Tuning In on the Hunt for Energy in the Gulf of Mexico (April 1990)
The Ohio/Penn DX PacketCluster Bulletin Number 148 (February 21, 1994)
An Introduction to Packet Radio
An Amateur Packet Radio Overview by Rich Bono (NM1D) (October 1990)
Packet Radio: An Introduction by Larry Kenney
A Neutral Glossary of Amateur Packet Radio Terms
Adjustment with the AXDEN PCS-300 Radio (February 2, 1985)
Article about Phone Patches from Ham Radio Magazine (October 1985)
Pump up the volume (or how to make a pirate radio station) by D.J. "big Joe"
Starting a Pirate Radio Station by Arclight (May 13, 1993)
Problems in the PK-232 Manual are Causing Major Problems
The Frequently Asked Questions for Amateur Packet Radio, by Steve Schallehn (July 9, 1991)
Creating a Loop Filter by Mycal (April 13, 1994)
Description of Coding Used on POCSAG Pager Signals
Fuzzz Codes II by The Chemist and Trans America (January 15, 1986)
FUZZZZ Codes II (Police Scanner Codes) by the Chemist and Trans America, 1985-1986
The Two-Letter Postal Codes for North America (August 9, 1989)
How to Build a 12-Volt Power Supply
A Visit from the FCC Agents by Jim Duncan of KOAN
The Radio Shack Pro 2005 Programmable Scanner by Bob Parnass
The Radio Shack Pro-2006 Programmable Scanner by Bob Parnass
9X: Producing a Show, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
9X:Propogation, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
Cashing In on the Pycnogenol Antioxidant Blitz
9X: QRN, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
Hunting Quayle on the Air Force 2 by Sue Kennedy
Fixing a R7000 Display and Sensitivity Problem
Double the Memory Channels of the ICM R7000 by Replacing the Speech Switch by Jean-Louis Ecochard
The Rabbit Cordless System, Transcribed by Phantasm (December 14, 1992)
Radio Electronics: A General Introduction
Looking at Three Types of Multi-Mode Decoders by R.P. Meggs
The Sears Roadtalker SSB Base Mobile
9X: RF Feedback, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
Information on FM Kits from Free Radio Berkeley (1995)
Radio Frequencies of interest to Telephone Experimenters by The Researcher (January 26, 1986)
The DXers Guide to the Galaxy: Communications in Space (August, 1991)
List of Frequencies where English Language Press Stations can be Heard on HF, by KB9OZ
Tuning in on Search and Rescue Operations, by Thurston Wainwright (November 1990)
The Indespensable Guide to Scanning by R.P. Meggs, Preside of Intercept, Inc.
The Shortwave Listeners' Program Guide
A History of San Diego Police Communications (September 1990)
Satellite Channel Chart, March 15, 1988
Some Additional Thoughts on the Subsidiary Communications Authorization
Eavesdropping on Subcarrier Transmissions
The Boston SCA Report, by Weld Pond
Scanner Hints and Tips by Nigel Ballard (October 1990)
A Guide to the Hobby of Monitoring the Public Service Bands
An Introduction to Scanning by Bob Parnass (AJ9S)
Turbocharge Your R7000 FRG9600 and AR2002 Scanners
State Scanner Law Regulations List (August 2, 1992)
An Introduction to Scanning, by Bob Parnass, AJ9S (January 1990)
A Guide to the Hobby of Monitoring the Public Service Bands
Some Thoughts on Using Scanners and Buying Scanners
The South Carolina Highway Patrol: An Overview
Two Scanner Patents by Bob Parnass, AJ9S
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Distributing a Bulletin to a Packet Radio BBS
Ships and Calls by Ship Name (March 4, 1987)
A Guide to Shortwave Radio (Frequently Asked Questions)
Shuttle Mission Frequencies by Topol
Monitoring Silk Purse, by Nigel Ballard
Composite Schedule of Numbers Stations Broadcasts (December 23, 1995)
Sony: Sony VHF Synthesized Wireless Microphone Systems
SONY: Sony Wireless Microphone Systems: UHF Channel Allocations
Sources of other Pirate Radio Information, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
The Spu Numbers Decoded by Peter Febbroriello
The Los Numeros Update from Havana Moon (1990)
How to Start a Very-Low-Power FM Station to Serve your Immediate Neighborhood
Some Statistics about Ham Radio Operators (December, 1990)
9X: Building a Production Studio, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
Some Additional Information SCR Reception, by Bob Parnass
The International Shortwave Bands
Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 by Gary Maddox (February 1991)
Shortwave Radio on a Limited Budget, by Mendel Cooper
Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 by Gary Maddox (February 1991)
The Shortwave Listening Guide 1991 by Gary Maddox
Miscellaneous Topics Relating to SW Listening and Amateur Radio
Miscellaneous Topics Relating to Shortwave Listening and Amateur Radio
9X: Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
Short-Wave Radio Hacking by The Seker
9X: Everything You Needed to Know about GMT, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
The Ten Codes and the Phonetic Alphabet, by John Johnson
Mode and License Class Allocations for 10 Meters, by John Johnson, KWV8BP
Information and Safety Tips for Weather
Tone Programming the SAT IC-2SAT, IC-3SAT, IC-4SAT
Dr. Mabuse: Hacker to the M-M-Max, by Morgan Russel in Reality Hackers Magazine (1988)
A Guide to Buying a Used Scanner, by Bob Parnass, AJ9S (August, 1988)
An NEC V20/V30 Bug, by Howard Vigorita of the New York Amateur Computer Club
A Dandy Circuit for a VCO and Buffer that Operates Across the Entire FM Broadcast Band
9X: Verifying Your Efforts, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
The Voice of America Transmission Schedule (October 18, 1991)
How to Prepare and Send Welfare Traffic
The History of the National Traffic System (NTS) (June, 1989)
The Wiretap Algorhitm (Packet Radio and Tapping) (October 30, 1985)
Weld Pond Transcribes an Article: Hackers Scan Airwaves for Conversations (1992)
Checking the Word Counts of Messages (June, 1989)
Packet Radio at the Wreck of the Colonial by Bob Bruninga (January 11, 1986)
The West Virginia State Police Signal Codes (July 18, 1989)
National Weather Service Teletype Access
9X: Transmitters, by Nemesis and Captain Eddy
Crystals for your Shortwave Converter