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Scanning Corpus Christi Scanning - Shortwave - Ham Radio Equipment - Computers - Antique Radio Volume 26, No. 1 January 2007 U.S. $5.95 A Publication of Grove Enterprises Can. $8.95 Printed in the United States Scanning Corpus Christi In this issue: Russia’s Domestic SW Stations Radio Frequency Identification - Pro and Con MT Reviews: Back-Up Power Sources! 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The choices are yours at . The latest WR-G305 software-defined VHF/UHF receivers come in two versions: Internal PCI card and external USB box. Which will you prefer, the convenience of being able to hide your PCI-based monitoring receiver inside your desktop PC, doing away with all the cables and clutter on your desk; or, on the other hand, the portability of your USB-based receiver, a great companion device for your laptop or notebook while travelling? APCO25 decoder software now available! See www.winradio.com for more details. WR-G305i receiver: No clutter on your desk WR-G305e receiver: Portable and powerful The WR-G305e (USB) and WR-G305i (PCI) are 9 kHz-1800 MHz frequency range the first commercially available VHF/UHF (except cellular bands where required by law) software-defined scanning receivers. 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Adjustable IF bandwidth Adjustable digital audio filter Digital communications ready Digital Bridge TM compatible Standard PCI card or USB box Easy "Plug and Play" installation www.winradio.com ...the future of radio.TM CONTENTS Vol. 26, No. 1 January, 2007 Radioslayton and other Radio Slang ............................. 13 By Richard O’Donnell Scanning - Shortwave - Ham Radio Equipment - Computers - Antique Radio You can almost sense how much fun the early days of radio were, just Volume 26, No. 1 January 2007 by looking at the lingo that sprang up around the broadcasting industry. U.S. $5.95 A Publication of Grove Enterprises Can. $8.95 Printed in the United States Try your hand at identifying some of these terms; some, like “disc jockey” made it into modern parlance. “Radioslayton” is one that didn’t! Scanning Corpus Christi MT Visits with Larry Van Horn ........................................ 14 Monitoring Times’ assistant editor has a lot of experience under his belt -- most of it spent in researching frequencies and writing for Monitor- ing Times publications. If there was ever anyone hooked on the hobby, it’s Larry. We talk with him about how he got started and what excites In this issue: Russia’s Domestic SW Stations him most about the future of radio. Radio Frequency Identification - Pro and Con MT Reviews: Back-Up Power Sources! Tecsun’s GR-138 Wind-Up Radio Domestic SW Broadcasting in Russia ............................. 16 Cover Story By Bernd Trutenau Regional shortwave stations in Russia have seen considerable shifts in Scanning response to the changing realities of the Russian economic and political scene. This article offers quick overview of what’s expected for the winter Corpus Christi season (B06) and a detailed schedule of operations. Included is contact By John Mayson information for all the stations listed. A popular city and resort area, Corpus Christi is also Radio Frequency Identification ...................................... 18 By Ken Reitz home to oil refineries, a na- High on the list of topics that can spark a lively controversy is RFID val air station, and an army -- Radio Frequency Identification. This high tech hot button is another of depot. You can still listen in those wireless solutions that promises to make life easier, safer, faster, on the busy EDACS trunked etc., but at the potential expense of privacy, safety, identity, etc. See what system, as long as it con- the fuss is all about and form your own opinion. tinues operating in analog mode. The system is ca- pable of the digital ProVoice modulation which cannot be decoded by scanners. Reviews The frequencies in this When the power fails this winter, is best for your situation, and some article will get you started you won’t be at a loss for enter- tips on what’s involved in installing scanning Corpus Christi and tainment (or a flashlight) with the them (see page 66). its surrounding counties Tecsun GR-138, covering AM/FM The Milcom column has been before the move toward and SW at a very inexpensive price addressing satellite monitoring interoperability changes ev- (see page 68). lately, and this month Computers erything once again! Article On the other hand, if the power & Radio picks up the ball. In addi- goes out and you want to keep your tion to some quick advice on what starts on page 10. The cover refrigerator running and the lights you need to monitor the satellites, photo of downtown is cour- on, as well as your radios, a wind-up we found some great satellite help tesy of the author. generator isn’t going to do the trick! from the HeavensAbove website. This month’s On the Bench column We also review something called will help you decide what kind of a the Digital Hotspotter (see page generator/back-up power system 72). MONITORING TIMES (ISSN: 0889-5341; Publishers Mail Agree- ment #1253492) is published monthly by Grove Enterprises, Inc., Brasstown, North TABLE OF CONTENTS Carolina, USA. Copyright © 2007 Grove Enterprises, Inc. Periodicals postage paid at Brasstown, Departments: Second Departments NC, and additional mailing offices. Short Communications .................................. 7 Milcom ............................................... 52 excerpts may be reprinted with appropri- Letters .................................................. 8 The FLTSATCOM System ate credit. Complete articles may not be Stock Exchange ................................... 76 The Fed Files ...................................... 54 reproduced without permission. Advertisers Index ................................. 76 Projects, Close-Ups, and a Contest Address: 7540 Highway 64 West, BOATS, Planes, Trains ......................... 56 Winter, Waves and Wireless Brasstown, NC 28902-0098 First Departments Telephone: (828) 837-9200 Getting Started Below 500 kHz ................................... 58 Tips from Kevin for 2007 Fax: (828) 837-2216 (24 hours) Beginners Corner ................................ 20 Outer Limits ........................................ 59 Internet Address: www.grove-ent.com or Preparing for the “Good Ol’ Days” www.monitoringtimes.com Ask Bob .............................................. 22 FM Pirate Busts On the Ham Bands ............................. 60 Editorial e-mail: [email protected] The MT Help Desk .............................. 23 Subscriptions: [email protected] Something Old, New, and Dogs Subscription Rates: $28.95 in US; $39.50 Scanning Report ................................. 24 Canada; and $58.50 foreign elsewhere, Sheboygan Scanning a Life Saver Technical Departments US funds. 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