>> hope you brought your lunch to read this diatribe ........ haha haha   
   >> ah   
   >   
   >Actually, the hoppers are often not working. That is why you can hear   
   >so much radio traffic at Red Flag. The last flag only had Have Quick   
   >working about 20% of the time. Timber was less of a problem.   
      
      
      
      
   eh  eh  eh  ....... I have to say that you have an impressive personal   
   knowledge of a lot of  gov - military  related " stuff " in general   
   and a "  very " impressive  knowledge and understanding of   
   activities related to the training ranges .  pretty  kewl .........   
      
   ( initially I'd said a lot more about all this , but now I'm gonna   
   have to leave it at this ,  I'm afraid )   
      
      
      
      
   >   
   >I have a Microtel receiver, so I have a panoramic frequency display.   
   >The trouble is mine is so old I don't want to take it on the road. It   
   >is the model with a mechanical servo to track signals. It uses two   
   >tubes. The 100GHz limit on the dial certainly is cool.   
      
   those are VERY nice radios ......... very nice.  I love that microtel   
   stuff ..... even better than most of  the similar  WJ stuff !   a lot   
   of the later model WJ black box stuff is hard to beat but in big older   
   rack mount radios , microtel is great stuff.   you  certainly can  use   
   those to  find ANY of the  SS / hopping  unified radios  , land   
   mobile, base , or air mobile  and a WHOLE lot more !  < g >   
      
   take a look in the  850 mhz range up in the   
   bay area and get a load of those SS hoppers there.  a hint is that a   
   few of them are located on top of  the federal building !!!  ay a   
   yahah ahaah ( as in most cities ) .   
      
     if you could carry  your microtel  around with you , you'd be   
   surprised at some of the places those trunking hoppers show up.  in   
   some cases , the  radio system gives away more than it should !   the   
   technical arrogance of thinking they are undetectable is  terribly   
   misplaced !  lots of techs are aware of this shortcoming 9 of those   
   systems ) and  I suspect  that is probably   pushing ( somewhat )  the   
   strong  move to UWB.   
      
   >   
   >http://www.lazygranch.com/wc9xqe.pdf   
   >This is the experimental license that has left the website, well, sort   
   >of. I'm working on resurrecting all the transmitter locations. Stuff   
   >doesn't die on the FCC website. It just gets buried. There is a   
   >certain facility in northern California that managed to get their   
   >transmitter info removed from the web, but I found the applications   
   >elsewhere and the frequencies were still good. And when security   
   >spotted me snooping on them, well, I heard my plate go over the   
   >air. ;-)   
      
   yayaya hah ahah a  .........   
      
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