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Arizona Fire Frequencies. Statewide listings.

Capital Hill monitors Maryland, DC, parts of Delaware and Virginia.

General Scanner Frequencies. Shows genric frequencies used by various services.

Los Angeles Fire Department. Frequencies used by America's largest fire department.

General Scanner Frequencies. A new site providing scanner frequencies and more.

MONIX. A full spectrum radio listening web site for the greater Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio area.

Radio Reference. Downloadable data for all 50 states, Canada and other areas. Extensive wiki, line audio, forums, software links, etc.

Radio Scanner Guide A comprehensive guide to police scanner radios.

Scan New England Extensive coverage of all New England states.

Universal Radio new scanners and new wideband receivers.
Universal Radio discontinued scanners and discontinued wideband receivers
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