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I'm thinking about starting an online scanner club any input or ideas please respond here
Starting an online scanner club
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vagrant
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Congratulations on your first post to the biggest online scanner club.
And I thought this was an online scanner club with separate threads for each state and area of the world, complete with amazing support resources and the best scanner information on the web. But maybe I was wrong. And as @vagrant said welcome aboard!
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Just a thought I'm not comfortable with going to big events yet because of the covid situation so I just thought you know we could start here and maybe get something going on an online just a thought so if you have any ideas let me know and you guys are all going to be responsible for the saving of this hobby which is on the decline and that's not my words that's other people on the website
snerd
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Well I'm not sure I can post twice on the forum but if I can or if I can I'm sorry but how about my wife has just made a suggestion to me that we start a club on other things to listen to besides PD that seems to be a big thing here and I have found that there is a lot of cool stuff to listen to besides just the PD like right now I'm listening to a garbage yard fire what a mess
Welcome to the RR forums. As aforementioned you've stumbled upon the greatest online scanner & hobbyist community on the interwebs. Why not tell us YOUR IDEAS? What would your club offer that would set you apart from Radioreference? Go ahead, make your sales pitch and entice us!
ka3jjz
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A shameless plug here....
We also have an extensive database of user-supplied frequencies (that you can use to download to a scanner with the right app) and trunked radio information, as well as the largest radio related wiki on the planet with over 10000 articles and still growing.
Mike
We also have an extensive database of user-supplied frequencies (that you can use to download to a scanner with the right app) and trunked radio information, as well as the largest radio related wiki on the planet with over 10000 articles and still growing.
Mike
Sorry, I wish I could, but I can't be of any help. To the best of my knowledge Radio Reference IS the largest scanner club type website on the Internet, it has literally everything one could possibly imagine and more. All the knowledgeable people hang out here, most are friendly, inclusive, and even help out newbies getting their feet wet. Heck, I recently purchased a new brand name scanner and on page one of the documentation it suggest owners go to Radio Reference as a source of information... you can't beat that!
From my experience, it's hard to get people to visit a site with comparatively little to offer. They may pop in once or twice, to see what's what, but in the end go back to where the action is.
Not only this site but Facebook has a pile of them too. Wouldn't you have to set up a web site,something like this format??
Putting Facebook aside there are a plethora of social media platforms that can be utilized to build an "online community" Some of them are mentioned here
What do I do here
To the administrators of this website this website is completely confusing and I am brand new on this website and I accidentally posted my message in the wrong section news helicopters so can you please repost it for me I would really appreciate it and put it in the right section which I have no...
Maybe learning how to use punctation and basic grammar would be a good first step.
No need to for this to continue.
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