Trunked radio systems can be difficult to wrap one’s mind around, and that’s partially by design. They’re typically used by organizations like police, firefighters, and EMS to share a limited radio ...

There was a time when it was easy to eavesdrop on police and other service radio networks. Police scanners fans can hear live police, fire, and ambulance calls. However, it isn’t as easy as it used to ...

The frequencies employed by law enforcement and first responders can be a source of vital information in emergency situations but you can’t tune in using any old radio. But rather than spend big bucks ...

So, I used to be kind of into radio scanning as a hobby, listening to local emergency services, aircraft, all kinds of stuff.<BR><BR>Alas, much time has passed since I've done anything with it, and ...

Ability to scan and monitor EDACS ProVoice trunked systems now available ProVoice systems currently cover more than six percent of the U.S. and Canadian population in several major markets, which is ...

The Alachua County Commission on Tuesday, pending the approval of the Gainesville City Commission, unanimously approved the purchase of the trunked radio system from Gainesville Regional Utilities for ...

Okay, so maybe this belongs in mobile... but it probably belongs here at least somewhat. Since I'm a ham, I can carry a police scanner in my car. Thats pretty sweet, and I would like to get some sort ...

The Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro region is testing a new P25 Digital Trunked radio system for public safety personnel. This $15 million upgrade will improve radio coverage, eliminate dead spots, and ...

ProVoice systems currently cover more than six percent of the U.S. and Canadian population in several major markets, which is more than 20 million people. Before this revolutionary addition to ...