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I don't know where you're going to find any information regarding radio communications in Slovenia. I don't know anything about the structure of the government & whether this information is available.
I never realized that Slovenia was available on Radio Reference. However, I did not find any information. I found one feed.
If you have a PSR 500, I would certainly want to master the use of the "sweeper" function. I don't know if trunking radios are being used or whether conventional frequencies are the norm.
I don't know where you're going to find any information regarding radio communications in Slovenia. I don't know anything about the structure of the government & whether this information is available.
I never realized that Slovenia was available on Radio Reference. However, I did not find any information. I found one feed.
If you have a PSR 500, I would certainly want to master the use of the "sweeper" function. I don't know if trunking radios are being used or whether conventional frequencies are the norm.
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I'm certainly not a spokesperson for RR, but I would surely review the pros and cons of subscribing. For instance, you would be able to listen to other countries that do have feeds if that interests you. By line-of-sight, I don't know how close you are to neighboring countries.
You don't need a premium subscription to learn how to program your radio, but I don't have the slightest clue where you might find active frequencies and/or radios systems.
I see there is a Europe Forum: Europe Radio Discussion Forum - The RadioReference.com Forums
But, for downloading purposes, I found nothing listed for Slovenia. Furthermore, I don't know how much an international subscription costs. I pay in six-month intervals since it is easier on my budget.
I would certainly review the various posts in the aforementioned forum & possibly post a question concerning possible areas where feeds are available near you. Remember to avoid "thread-jumping."
Please, don't ask me to define this term because I still don't understand what this encompasses. In my opinion, it is maintaining a linear thought process within a thread or post.
I make a strong effort to stay on topic & not post the same question in other forums. I am saying this because I once received an infraction for it.
Good luck. Nice corresponding with you.
So do you think its smart for me to buy the premium subscription at radioreference.com, since there is only one feed for Slovenia? Me buying the premium subscription will probably not change that
I'm certainly not a spokesperson for RR, but I would surely review the pros and cons of subscribing. For instance, you would be able to listen to other countries that do have feeds if that interests you. By line-of-sight, I don't know how close you are to neighboring countries.
You don't need a premium subscription to learn how to program your radio, but I don't have the slightest clue where you might find active frequencies and/or radios systems.
I see there is a Europe Forum: Europe Radio Discussion Forum - The RadioReference.com Forums
But, for downloading purposes, I found nothing listed for Slovenia. Furthermore, I don't know how much an international subscription costs. I pay in six-month intervals since it is easier on my budget.
I would certainly review the various posts in the aforementioned forum & possibly post a question concerning possible areas where feeds are available near you. Remember to avoid "thread-jumping."
Please, don't ask me to define this term because I still don't understand what this encompasses. In my opinion, it is maintaining a linear thought process within a thread or post.
I make a strong effort to stay on topic & not post the same question in other forums. I am saying this because I once received an infraction for it.
Good luck. Nice corresponding with you.
PSR Edit
Sorry, I did not find you post. I don't know anything about psr500edit since I use Win500. There should be a way to retrieve the user name & password, provided you kept the key.
Sorry, I did not find you post. I don't know anything about psr500edit since I use Win500. There should be a way to retrieve the user name & password, provided you kept the key.
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If you are wanting to import frequencies to PSREdit, you will need to be a paying member of Radio Reference. Otherwise, you will have to input the frequencies on your own.
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Could anybody please tell me where I can find frequences from 380.000 to 420.000 that use P25 project?
Would these frequences work in my region?
I downloaded frequences yesterday to try and the scanner showed a message "nothing enabled" - what does that mean?!
Would these frequences work in my region?
I downloaded frequences yesterday to try and the scanner showed a message "nothing enabled" - what does that mean?!
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