Hello,
My long time Scan Cape Cod/Scan Massachusetts site has undergone its final major expansion and has become Scan New England. The SCC/SMA site's Wiki had expanded beyond my expectations into a regional repository for data, so the logical approach was to change the site's name to accommodate it.
Along with the site expansion comes the return of the New England Frequency Database, which is an extraction of all private land mobile licenses from the FCC database, converted into an easy to manipulate format. It covers the 30-960 MHz range of frequencies for the 6 New England states. It will be updated on a monthly basis. All features that were available at the old website continue to be available at the new one, to include the aforementioned Wiki, message forums, confirmed loggings database, New England Scanner Feeds Teamspeak Server, etc.
Many RR members have contributed some great information to the website, and that is greatly appreciated. I hope the data at my site can be used to feed current information back into this site, and as things calm down for me I will endeavor to do so as a Massachusetts database admin here.
Thanks, and enjoy.
My long time Scan Cape Cod/Scan Massachusetts site has undergone its final major expansion and has become Scan New England. The SCC/SMA site's Wiki had expanded beyond my expectations into a regional repository for data, so the logical approach was to change the site's name to accommodate it.
Along with the site expansion comes the return of the New England Frequency Database, which is an extraction of all private land mobile licenses from the FCC database, converted into an easy to manipulate format. It covers the 30-960 MHz range of frequencies for the 6 New England states. It will be updated on a monthly basis. All features that were available at the old website continue to be available at the new one, to include the aforementioned Wiki, message forums, confirmed loggings database, New England Scanner Feeds Teamspeak Server, etc.
Many RR members have contributed some great information to the website, and that is greatly appreciated. I hope the data at my site can be used to feed current information back into this site, and as things calm down for me I will endeavor to do so as a Massachusetts database admin here.
Thanks, and enjoy.
