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Patrollinithe Palmetto 800 Statew Trunk System Scanning - Shortwave - Ham Radio Equipment - Computers L vetuinc, 2.4k Ko. 7 July 1001.4: LLE, Cuu., ihtt(i hi thi. Vela Patrollinithe Palmetto 800 Statew Trunk System -Uniden's New BCD396T Raises the Bar -New Life for Marine HF Morse 0' 74470 -Monitoring Fort Jackson TRS AOR 5112000 Frequency Monitor High Speed FFT Search - Scans 10 MHz in as little as 0.2 seconds! Instantly detects, captures and displays transmitted signals. FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) high speed display FFT SFICH SCAM Displays up to 10MHz 1 of spectrum bandwidth VFC) S SCAN S SET UFO -A 8 1. 3 0 0 0MHz S 4 5 5 inch TFT color LCD PR,C, DEL UOL :02 l I NSQ :11 IP display -50d0 7 8 MKR: 81.30000MHz-,1 dB PAN: 10-000MHz ROH1128kHz OP :Spectrum OFFSET OW Waterfall (time) display crl A 1.-100dB &OA MI function f- 1 1,! gni MN High speed FFT search i 7 i J! . Va. WM quickly captures new fit} signal transmissions g 76-30000MHz 81.3000811Hz 86.30000MHz !SIAM IRIM-I [CENTER FREQ.] [ END FREQ. ] Versatile color display uses state of the art digital signal processing Average or peak value readings Frequency coverage: 25MHz - 3GHz (no gaps) The SR2000 isan ultra -fast spectrum Ultra -stable, high- sensitivity triple- display monitor witha high quality conversion receiver AM/NFM/WFM/SFM triple -conversion receiver receive modes 1000 memory settings AOR puts the power of FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) algorithms to work in (100ch x 10 memory banks) tandem with a powerful receiver covering 25 MHz- 3 GHz continuous. Easy menu -driven The result is a compact color spectrum display monitor that's ultra- operation sensitive, incredibly fast, yet easy to use. The SR2000 is perfect for base, PC control through serial mobile or field use and can also be used in combination witha personal port (or optional USB interface) computer. It's another example of why so many Federal and State law enforcement, military units, surveillance agencies, governmentusers, hospitals, RF labs, News Media and monitoring professionals relyon SR2000 Standard Accessories: AOR, the Serious Choice in Advanced Technology Receivers. AC adapter, control cables ® AOR U.S.A., Inc. Specifications are subject to change 20655 S. Western Ave., Suite 112, Torrance, CA 90501, USA without notice or obligation. Product 11011 Tel: 310-787-8615 Fax: 310-787-8619 intended for use by government or [email protected] http://www.aorusa.com authorized users in the USA, Authority on Radio Communications documentation required. WiNRADIO is not just about award winning radios. It's about first-class antennas also. Here is just a small selection of our extensive antenna range. At WiNRADiO we are constantly developing exciting radio receivers and quality antennas to match. for many types of surveillance and monitoring applications in both mobile and stationary environments. Many of our antennas can be used with third party receivers as well. Specialized Antennas AX -05E is a low-costkit AX -61Sis an omni-directional containingallthenecessary rugged, broadband quarter -wave components for a simple, fast - ground planeantenna suitable deployment antenna suitable for for both military and commercial a wide rangeofshortwave, marineuse, in particular in medium wave and long wave sonobuoy telemetry applications. listening applications. Constructed to withstand harsh marine environments. Low Cost VHF/UHF Antennas Surveillance Antenna Systems AX -12B is a lightweight antenna AX -07Bisa low-cost small, system designed for quick rugged 100-900 MHz antenna deployment for SIGINT and other designed for reception and low - defence and government power transmission in VHF/UHF monitoring applications. Based on bands. In conjunction with the an elevated feed monopole, with WiNRADiO AX -91M Magnetic additional construction elements Antenna Base, forms a compact, extending the frequency range to low-cost antenna system. 0.15 MHz at the bottom end, and 1500 MHz at the top end. Monitoring Antennas AX -71C is a compact discone AX -55D is a modular, portable VHF/UHF omni-directional direction -finding antenna system receiving and transmitting covering 50-1000 MHz. This antenna covering the frequency fast -deployment antenna can be range of 25-1500 MHz. assembled in six different Constructed fromhigh-grade configurations, suitab e for radio stainless steel, alloy and direction finding in both mobile aluminium to ensure trouble - and stationary environments. free operation for many years. Designed for rapid assembly. Antenna Accessories/Distribution Systems Accessoriesincludebaluns, Planar Log -Periodic Antennas filters, splitters, combiners, power inserters, preamplifiers, mounting clamps and ready- AX -37E is a UHF directional made cable assemblies. antenna, suitable for wireless networking and point-to-point Antenna Distribution Systems communications where its distribute signals from one or directional characteristics can more antennas to one or more significantly improve rejection of receivers.Usefulformulti- interfering signals.Frequency channel monitoring systems. IMP range covers 300-3000 MHz. Indoor versions are also For more information, please visit our website: available. www.winradio.com CONTENTS Vol. 24, No. 7 July 2005 Baudwalking: News Feeds 14 By Tom Sundstrom V/00/ 7:ti I Make the Internet work for you instead of wastingyour pre- Patrolling thethe Palmetto 800 cious time. With minimal set-up,your computer can work in the Statew Trunk System background, bringing up headlines for stories of interestto you. At your leisure, you click on the articles you want to read in full. Blogs are another new source for radio -relatednews and opinion pieces. International broadcasters and hobbyistsare just beginning to discover these new media formats, but they have great potential, and could catch on quickly. Harvester: Signal Intelligence 17 By John Catalano liCover Story Modern computer power is putting tools in the hands of hobbyists Patrolling the that used to be reserved for the deep pockets ofgovernment agen- Palmetto 800 cies. One such product is Harvester -a signal intelligence (sigint) program that uses every piece of information you can glean about Trunk System a radio signal to help analyze its possible identity and location. By Gayle Van Horn South Carolina's Highway Patrol may have had a slow start in the early 1930s, but it has a lot to brag about today. In addition to a 90 percent court conviction rate, the SCHP now belongs to the largest statewide emergency communications radio system in the nation. Tuning in the Palmetto Mo- torola SmartZone trunk system Reviews: is made relatively simple by us- ing the control -channel featu Only its blue display preventsquency Monitor is a comprehensive available in newer scanners. the Uniden BCD396T from be-monitoring and analysis tool for the Story starts on page 10. ing awarded a perfect 5 stars by (One our cover: The Sout professional user (see page 68). reviewer Larry Van Horn. Even so, John Catalano takes his second Carolina State Capitol in Co- this new handheld outshines lumbia with the state tree -a anylook at some "oldies but goodies" Palmetto - in the foreground. other scanner in the marketplace, he- radio -related programs that are The State Bureau of Protective says (see page 70). more than 12 years old but still Services provides security at With 25-3000 MHz continu-perform well under Windows 98. the Capitol. Photo by Larry Van ous frequency coverage, a 10 -MHzJohn reviews five radio -control and Horn). span spectrum display, and scanningdigital programs that still hold their ability, theAOR SR2000FFT Fre-value in today's world. (Page 72.) MONITORING TIMES (ISSN: 0889-5341; Publishers Mail Agree- ment #1253492) is published monthly by Grove Enterprises, Inc., Brasstown, North Carolina, USA. Copyright U 2005 Grove Enterprises, Inc. Second Departments Periodicals postage paid of Brasstown, NC, Departments: and additicnal moiling offices. Short excerpts Letters 6 Milcom 52 may be reorinted with appropriate credit. Communications 8 thmitoring Fort Jackson TRS Complete orticles may not be reproduced Stock Exchange 75 The Fec piles 54 without pe -mission. Advertisers Index 75 "Arlieworthy" Fed Files BOATS, Planes, Trains 56 Address 7540 Highway 64 West, Nei. Lite /or Marine HF Morse Brasstown, NC 28902-0098 First Departments Below 500 kHz 58 (828) 837-9200 Getting Started Telephone Summertime Listening x (828) 837-2216 (24 hours) Beginners Corner 20 Outer Limits 59 ternet Address: www.grove-ent.com or The Word of Satellite Radio Tairhan Radio Resurrected e-mail: [email protected] Ask Bob 22 On the Ham Bands 60 itorial e-mal: editor@monitoringtimes cam Bright Ideas 23 bsuiptions: [email protected] ihorming It Up on the Weekends Scanning Report 24 Su rscri rfionates 11 I 9.50 Technical Departments Canada; and $58.50 foreign elsewhere, Clueless in Wichita Falls - Utility World 28 Antennp Topics 62 US funds. Label indicates last issue of sub- scription. See page 75 for subscription Message Parsing: Finding the Info Ah ;leverage's Wave information. Digital Digest 31 Radio Restorations 64 Voice Frequency Telegraphy Reprise I h_nunarlund Medium -Priced Receivers Postmaster. On the Bench 66 Send address changes to Monitoring Global Forum 32 Si, u)le Voltage Regulator Circuits Times, 68 7540 Highway 64 West, Brasstown, NC Voice 0 -Indonesia - Opportunities Lost MT Review 28902-0C98. Broadcast Logs 35 . tote sR2000 Frequency Monitor IProgramming Spotlight 36 First Look 70 Disclaimer: lc Podecsting .-Inswer? Uriden BCD396T Raises the Bar While Monitoring Times makes an effort to The QSL Report 38 Computers & Radio 72 ensure the information it publishes is accu- i i fage Radio Software, II rate, it cornot be held liable for the contents. St surchers What's New 74 The reader assumes any risk for performing modification or construction projects published English Language SW Guide 39 in Monitor'ng Times. Opinion or conclusions expressed are not necessarily the view of =41 Monitoring Times or Grove Enterprises. Unsolicited manuscripts ore accepted. SASE materiais to be returned.
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