new to this community

[h-core]

I am very new to this community. And I have always been interested in it. I need some help being pointed in the right direction. I am guessing I should start learning the science of frequencies and such, like how it all works. Because as It stands, I don't know what most of it means, and I have no idea where to start...if someone could kind of take me under their wing and help me learn, I would be extremely gratefull.

 

[xusmarine1979]

Well, I'm honored to be the first to greet you and welcome you to the site. Were are you from and do you have a scanner and which one?

I'm Jon BTW

 

[scannerfreak]

Welcome to the hobby..Start with the RR Wiki, a very good source of info for newbies..

http://www.radioreference.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

 

[John_M]

1. Go to the forums profile and make a profile for yourself. Be sure to include where you live so people can assist you better. Take a look around the sight, it will take you awhile to get used to the different forums. For general scanning questions use the scanning forum.

What scanners do you own?

 

[h-core]

Ill make a profile, but my name is Justin...I live in Canmore, Alberta.
I don't have any equipment at the moment. That's the point. Like, I don't know anything, I need to learn more before I go out and buy some **** I don't know how to use properly.lol.

 

[xusmarine1979]

You'll enjoy the site and learn alot (hooked on phonics worked for me!). Just don't hesitate to ask, but be prepared if a debate breaks out.