• City Frequencies for each state. Great Scanner site
• 50Mhz Propagation Logger
  
• 144Mhz Propagation Logger
  
• Eham a great web site with tons of informative Amateur related information
  
• Vanity Call Headquarters Need help with getting a Vanity Callsign ?
  
• AMSAT's  Grid Square Converter
  
• Current Solar Forecast
  
• Tucson Amateur Packet Radio Interested in digital communications? Start Here.
  
• Get a printable copy of your Ham License thanks to AE7Q .
  
• MMSSTV A FREE slow scan TV program which is sound card based.
  
• 10-10 International Home Page.
  
• Find the owner of that tower!
  
• Ham Universe  HAM RADIO information and fun page.
• Greenwich Time
  
• Current Times
  
• National Institute of Standards and Time
  
• Time Services Department (US Naval Observatory)
  
• US Naval Observatory Master Clock


• ARTSCI Repeater Database


• "RigPix Database" - Photos/info on many models of radio equipment


• Orange County ARC

FCC Links

• Federal Communication Commission
• IARP-Reciprocal at ARRL
• Reciprocal
• FCC's ULS Main Page-Register your Call Sign
• FCC Vanity Call signs--Frequently Asked Questions.
• FCC-Common Application Errors.
• FCC- Form 610-V, file your request.

Short Wave Listening and Scanner radio Frequencies

A Word of WARNING to mobile scanner and Amateur mobile radio users :
If you get stopped for any reason by a police officer, and he / she notice a scanner or a radio that looks like a scanner (Your Ham Rig) in your vehicle, may ask for proof of your license. (Amateur Radio, or a permit that gives you the right to have a scanner in your vehicle).
In some States they can seize and hold for evidence your Ham Radio, which means you may never see it again.

You should always carry your FCC  issued Station / Operator License,
Press credentials, or other license/ permits with you at all times while mobile.

Keeping a copy of your State law regarding mobile scanner use in your glove compartment would also be a good idea, just in case.

Also, if you travel, you should know the laws of those states as well.
Here are some web page that have the different State Scanner Laws available for download and printing. I highly recommend Todd's page. It has a lot of useful information on scanner laws.

• Mobile Scanner & RADAR Detector Laws In The U.S.  
  by Todd L. Sherman / KB4MHH.
  
• The Indiana Scanner Law
  
• The Scanner Nuts
  
• Eddie's Frequency Web Page.   From Eddies page You can do a quick search for any of the 50 State search and/or add Police Scanner Frequencies. You may also create account for yourself and sign in. You do not have to create an account to do a quick search.

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