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U.S. $3.95 Can Vol. 15, No. 11 November 1996 U.S. $3.95 Can. 56.25 Your Personal ('ouuaunications Source Printed in the United States 11 i 3932 74654 8 PER I O D I C A_ www.americanradiohistory.com tel It's a counter, a recorder, a "Two -Line I NMEA-0183 GPS displays fregae+ Interface, -Connect your GPS to the switches between Xplorer for Mapping DCS, DTMF, Signal Streit applications. Numerical Deviation. The New Xplorer Test Receiver. Ide for any two-way communications testing or monitoring. The Xplorer is a value packed performer integrating the functions of a e CTCSS, DCS, and DTMF Decoder, Frequency Recorder, Nearfield Receiver and more into one hand-held unit. No more guessing when programming a frequency for Built-in Speaker. All fit monitoring -the Xplorer captures nearfield quencies received ar frequencies off the air from 30MHz - 2GHz demodulated for instar monitoring. in less than 1 second. 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(Latitude & Longitude coordinates are only displayed in memory when used with GPS) ime Clock/Calendar with lithium battery back-up in Rapid Charge NiCad Batteries with 5 hour discharge time and Power Supply included erical Deviation Display with 1-10kHz and 10-100kHz ranges scoping Whip full range Antenna included CTORY DIRECT ORDER LINE 800.327.5912 imerruirmiumm r/ -r' a ammi!.® v&.. %o i i`vri mr I_- 1 NE 14 enue Ft Lauderdale, FL 33334 Tel: 954-771-2050 Fax: 954-771-2052 Visa MasterCard C.O.D. Check Out pecifications are subject to change without notice or obligation Web Sit act Optoelectronics for mapping software available opWW10 www.americanradiohistory.com CONTENTS )M® nitoring Times Vol. 15, No. 11 November 1996 New Olympic Technology 12 By Bennett Liles In the year of the Olympics, we just had to wrap up with one more look back at the Games. After all the hype about SlMppi-g wIM Vour Soesmor new technology, what solutions worked -f A.nerioé s McgeMolMs and which need more work? Which new technologies will become a part of the Games and/or a part of our lives for years to come? Some of the answers may sur- prise you. Insomniac's Guide to Broadcasters on the Net 18 Cover Story, By Gayle Van Horn Scanning the MT' s Frequency Manager takes advantage of a sleepless night to "surf' the net for international broadcaster's web MegaMall sites. Our readers are the beneficiary as she provides a short By Chuck Penson description and rates each site on its value and attractiveness. One of the main attractions inside Minnesota's Mall of America is LEGO's Imagination Center, brim- Get in the Mediumwave Loop 22 ming with color and incredible LEGO By Philip Gebhardt block creations. It also houses "Camp Snoopy"-a full-size amusement The next few months offer the best conditions of the year for broadcast park with roller coaster and seven - band listening. story Ferris wheel. The sheer size of Anyone who gets hooked on seeking out and logging these this mega -mall is mind -boggling, re- stations will eventually want to buy or build a loop antenna. Gebhardt quiring the coordination and services addresses what makes the loop such an effective solution, and how you can of a small city. try out a loop without investing a fortune. Like all cities, it provides its share of scanning opportunities. Thanks to a group effort, our author sleuthed out the frequencies to plug into your Face -Off: ICOM's R-8500 vs. AOR's AR -5000 26 scanner in advance of your visit. Story begins on page 8. By Bob Grove Not interested in mingling with the mega -crowds November 29th? These two long-awaited, top -of -the -line, wide -frequency -coverage re- Any mall anywhere can provide ceivers finally arrived at MT headquarters within days of each other, so Bob plenty of entertainment-see the Grove took the opportunity to pit them against each other, head -to -head. Scanning Report on page 30 for more Later, we'll look at each one in its turn, but here are his personal first on mall scanning. impressions. Cover photo courtesy LEGO Sys- tems, Inc. www.americanradiohistory.com Reviews: DEPARTMENTS Perhaps the surprise of the season is Drake's SW8, which has experienced Letters 4 Plane Talk 76 so many enhancements it deserves to be Communications 6 VHF/UHF NAVAIDS called an "SW8A" (even though such a PCS Front Line 28 Federal File 78 model doesn't exist). If you haven't Crossing the Cellular Divide Who's Who without a Program given a serious look at this Scanning Report 30 Satellite TV 80 portatop, Magne Mall Call The SBCA Show: Futurewatch says it deserves a Utility World 34 Experimenters Workshop 82 second look. See Marine HF Radio Scaling Down ProbeScope from Radio Shack page 92. Global Forum 38 Computers & Radio 84 If you always wanted an oscillo- Report 42 News Bytes; ACT -1 ACARS decoder scope on your bench, but could never QSL 43 afford one, let Bill Cheek introduce you English Lang SW Guide Special Events/Club Circuit 86 to ProbeScope-a small, computer - Propagation Conditions 63 What's New 88 interfaced, probe -type scope from Beginner's Corner 64 Magne Tests 92 Radio Shack (p. 82). Beyond the Fringe Drake's Secret "SW8A" ACARS decoder? Yet another Below 500 kHz 66 Scanning Equipment 94 Universal Radio has introduced the Portable Pick-ups Build a Mobile Radio Mount ACT -I, and John Catalano finds it yet American Bandscan 68 another-and a very valid-approach Antenna Topics 96 to decoding these aircraft communica- What's in a Name? Is That Really an Antenna? tions addressing and reporting Outer Limits 70 Radio Reflections 98 messages. See p. 84. New Name for Nigerian Clandestine Real Radios Glow in the Dark On the Ham Bands 72 Ask Bob 100 The Heath HW-9 Opto Xplorer Cellular Restoration DeMaw's Workbench 74 Stock Exchange 102 Working with Toroids Closing Comments 104 Reporting what you overheard MONITORING TIMES (ISSN: 0889-5341) is published monthly Subscription Rates: $23.95 in US; $48.50 Canada air; and by Grove Enterprises, Inc., Brasstown, North Carolina, USA. $85.95 foreign air elsewhere, US funds. Label indicates last Copyright © 1996. Periodicals postage paid at Brasstown, NC, and issue of subscription. 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