ALABAMA SCANNER BOOK

[scannerman200]

Does anyone have a copy of the book "Scanner listening in Alabama"? If so, is this a good book?

 

[eddiemax]

I have the book you are talking about. It was written by an amateur operator here in the B'ham area, Mick Lindley. The book was published in 1993, and much of the information on frequencies is no longer accurate, although many of the frequencies are still in use.

Here is a link to Mick's (Terry's) website for info on ordering the book:

http://lindleyonline.com/scanbook.htm

Visit the website and enjoy info on scanning and a variety of other interests.

 

[scannerman200]

WHAT DOES THIS BOOK COVER?

I have the book you are talking about. It was written by an amateur operator here in the B'ham area, Mick Lindley. The book was published in 1993, and much of the information on frequencies is no longer accurate, although many of the frequencies are still in use.

Here is a link to Mick's (Terry's) website for info on ordering the book:

http://lindleyonline.com/scanbook.htm

Visit the website and enjoy info on scanning and a variety of other interests.

WHAT DOES THIS BOOK COVER?

 

[eddiemax]

The link I posted gives a good description of what the book covers.

 

[kingpin]

Not to be a skeptic but the copyright date is 1993. ALLOT has changed in 11 years here. You may be better off to rely on radio reference and cityfreq.com for your scanner info.