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In article <49r9sh$9h@wariat.wariat.org>,
Mark E. Daniel - Legendary Systems <lsi@aldhfn.aldhfn.org> wrote:
>Am I missing anything of major importance in the Akron area
>lacking the 300 MHz range?

Much of 300 MHz is used for military aviation.  Some parts are used
for other purposes, including some pieces used for low-power unlicensed
transmitters.  You're probably not missing much unless you want to
listen to air communications.  One of my ham radio rigs can receive in
the 300 MHz band, but I've never found any signals there.

You might want to check the Scanner SIG on CFN.  They have a couple of
frequency lists online.  It also wouldn't hurt to buy a frequency- list
book now, even before you have the scanner.  You're going to want it
before long anyway, right?  :-)

             Stephen

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