Indiana

[midnightcaller]

I well be in the Indainia area on May 15 before going to Dayton Is there a scanner radio shop in Indiana where I can buy a book on freqs instead of printing everything off the inter net ? MY work would get mad if I print a thoundsand pages

 

[jerk]

I well be in the Indainia area on May 15 before going to Dayton Is there a scanner radio shop in Indiana where I can buy a book on freqs instead of printing everything off the inter net ? MY work would get mad if I print a thousand pages

Cut and paste into a spreadsheet or word processing document, easier to condense.

Yes, you can buy a book, used books abound, or old new police call directories. The problem with them is they are out of date, and there is a cost.
Internet and RR are free, and if you have a scanner that programs with a scanner, you can download into it and make files... for free. And no paper needed.

 

[GTO_04]

Printed frequency guides are obsolete the way radio systems are changing. Police Call is no longer being produced anyway.

GTO_04

 

[scannerfreak]

You can also sign up for a premium subscription and download directly into your scanner from a software program and you can also download pdf's.

http://www.radioreference.com/apps/subscription/