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I am new also.
I assume you have passed the test and have a manual lying around. It is very important to understand the freqs. you can TX on and what might be on the other freqs. For me I made a master spreadsheet of all the freqs. and I am adding information as I understand it. I could post mine, but I honestly think you will learn more if you develop one of these yourself as I did. I should have done this exercise before taking the test.

I will also point you to FCC Parts and RadioReference.com - Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference.

[QUOTE="KD8LWX, post: 155939, member: 10601"] I am new also. I assume you have passed the test and have a manual lying around. It is very important to understand the freqs. you can TX on and what might be on the other freqs. For me I made a master spreadsheet of all the freqs. and I am adding information as I understand it. I could post mine, but I honestly think you will learn more if you develop one of these yourself as I did. I should have done this exercise before taking the test. I will also point you to [url=http://www.scc-ares-races.org/FCCpartstitles.html]FCC Parts[/url] and [url=http://www.radioreference.com]RadioReference.com - Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference[/url]. [/QUOTE]

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