Update 6/20/08:Redoing website. this one will stay up till new one is all done. Hope you enjoy this site as much as i have making it.

Welcome To My Scanner Pages

This my favorite hobby. Listening to my scanner, and others' as well. I have found a great bunch of people that enjoy same hobbie. The Guys at Scan Cape Cod(link is in link menu)Have enabled me to listen to MA,CT,&VT.

I have made a page for the frequencies i know for sure. it has taken me 6 yrs to compile this list. I have searched the web, searched FCC website, & just sat for hours searching through my bands. My scanners are about 6 yrs old but they do the job for me. But I am looking at the Pro 97, hope to get that soon.

Now I have a live feed, thanx to ScanCapeCod. Information will be on the Live Feed Page. You will need to down Load TeamSpeak but it is a small program and it doesnt take alot of computer resources.

I have also linked to Scan Portland(link is in link menu). I have checked alot of websites out and this is another great site for the Maine area. Scan Cape Cod is a great site to check out, of course it is Centered around MA. It is very informative.Another Great site I have checked is Greater Boston Fire Radio, Check These links out. I wil be adding more When I find More good Sites, So stay tuned.....

The Circled Area below is what I am able to get on my scanner. Sometimes I can get further just depends on weather and if my scanners want to work LOL. The arrow is where the scanner is located.

State	Legal Radr Detectors	Legal Mobile Scanners	Legal Ham-Mobile Scanners
Maine	Yes	Yes	Yes

• It is illegal to listen in on cellular and cordless phone calls.
• It is illegal to intercept encrypted or scrambled communications.
• It is illegal for scanner manufacturers to sell or import radio scanners that are capable of receiving cellular phone frequencies. (Note: This rule does not apply to sales by individuals and radio scanners made before 1985).
• It is illegal to modify radio scanners so that cellular phone frequencies can be received.
• It is illegal to use information you hear for personal gain. A common example is where a taxi driver listens to a competitor's dispatch channel for fare pick-ups and then races over and picks-up the fares.
• It is illegal to use information you hear to aid in the commission of a crime.
• It is illegal to disclose information you hear to other persons.