By: ageorge - 19th October 2004 at 20:20
My scanner works in Maryhill.
Doe’s she not complain ?? , that must be very uncomfy for her 😉
By: Ren Frew - 19th October 2004 at 20:18
Yeah, I’m working in the city centre so I don’t think I’d get much signal.
I was thinking along the lines of someone with a good signal, broadcasting it over the net. No luck though, all I can do is sit and listen to 5 woman talk about diets 😀
DME
My scanner works in Maryhill.
By: ageorge - 19th October 2004 at 20:12
I’m in Bothwell and can pick up Edinburgh most nights , esp around 23:00 – 12 movements in an hour or so – although the local Plod are worth listening to as well !!!.
Al
By: DME - 19th October 2004 at 20:06
Yeah, I’m working in the city centre so I don’t think I’d get much signal.
I was thinking along the lines of someone with a good signal, broadcasting it over the net. No luck though, all I can do is sit and listen to 5 woman talk about diets 😀
DME
By: Ren Frew - 19th October 2004 at 20:00
Ah, didn’t know it was illegal!
Oh well that kills that then :p
Cheers
DME
Although what’s stopping you listening in on an actual scanner ? You’re in the neighbourhood are you not ? :dev2:
By: DME - 19th October 2004 at 19:55
Ah, didn’t know it was illegal!
Oh well that kills that then :p
Cheers
DME
By: Ren Frew - 19th October 2004 at 18:39
Given that you’re not strictly supposed to be listening in on a scanner, I doubt you’ll find a website doing it (for long).
By: whalebone - 19th October 2004 at 18:23
Doubt if you will get Glasgow in fact any UK live feeds, any such website would probably break some daft restrictions in the UK Wireless Telegraphy Act or infringe the copyright of the CAA who operate the licence for that part of the radio spectrum.
Flood states;
This sort of thing would be illegal in Britain, of course.
Quite correct. Whilst owning an all singing all dancing scanner is perfectly legal, actually turning it on and tuning it to anything outside of 88 to 108 Mhz is technically outside the law in the UK. Mad isnt it.
Have a google for “live air traffic control” and you will find plenty in the USA plus Holland, Australia, Hong Kong etc.
By: Flood - 19th October 2004 at 18:13
You mean like BBC Radios 1-5, etc? Check their websites!
I used to have, in my favourites, a website that gave live broadcasts from either LA or San Fransisco police, ATC from an airport in that area, (I think) Washington DC fire service, and maybe a few US taxi companies. Needless to say it is not there anymore.
This sort of thing would be illegal in Britain, of course.
Flood
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October 19, 2004 at 5:54 pm