D.C scanner feeds?

[Stavro35]

Is anyone planning on putting one up any time soon? Are there any currently on line?

 

[ScanManQSL]

Are there any currently on line?

The only feed i can think of is DCFD. You will need to download TeamSpeak in order to listen.

http://www.dcfirefeed.com/

 

[rdale]

There's this hidden one...

http://www.radioreference.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125764

 

[Stavro35]

Thanks so much!

 

[jake14]

this site is really good

http://www.mdfirefeeds.com/index.html

 

[ka3jjz]

I'm going to bet that come Inauguration these are all going to 'busy out' because so many are trying to use them.....and on a side note, don't forget to sweep for Combat Air Patrols - if the weather holds, they ought to be VERY busy 73 Mike

 

[ACU1000]

I'm going to bet that come Inauguration these are all going to 'busy out' because so many are trying to use them.....and on a side note, don't forget to sweep for Combat Air Patrols - if the weather holds, they ought to be VERY busy 73 Mike

Speaking of... is CHM going to have another list of freqs to listen to like they did in '05 ?

 

[ka3jjz]

I rather doubt it. Alan is dealing with some very serious family-related issues, so putting out updates like this has to be put on the back burner. However I would venture to say that about 70% of the stuff in the '05 issue is likely still good; some of the railroad stuff has changed (as I heard from one person), but using the database and Dave's site should clean up the rest of the changes.

73 Mike

 

[kf6bka]

I'm guessing that no one has a feed for the PD do they?

 

[ka3jjz]

You didn't see SShuster's announcement in the Streaming forum, obviously...

There's a VERY popular Yahoo group that discusses nothing but online feeds. Did you check places like scannerfeeds.us, Icecast, Teamspeak....and as I mentioned earlier, I think you're going to find that folks will set up temporary feeds as the time gets closer. Don't troll - show some patience! 73 mike

[edit] This is also something to watch - don't be too surprised to hear PD activity on the 800 mhz FD system...

http://www.radioreference.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125247