Here are some scanner frequencies for the Southeast Connecticut and 
Rhode Island areas. I've included five files. The first two are 
Connfreq.wk3 and Connfreq.fm3 which are the database files that can be 
used with Lotus 123 or Excel if you want to add to the list without 
retyping all 800 entries :).

     
The second file is agency.txt - a text file sorted by agency type

The third file is freqlist.txt- a text file sorted by the frequency number


If you're looking for additional frequencies you might want to try 
purchasing some books such as the "Official Connecticut Scanner Guide"
by Coburn , "Aeronautical Frequency Directory" by Coburn,
"Directory of North American Military Aviation Communications",Police Call
Plus(avaible at Radio Shack),"Top Secret Registry of U.S. Government Radio
Frequencies" avaible from either

DX Radio Supply 
Box 360 
Wagontown,PA 19376


or 

Universal Radio Inc.
6830 Americana Pkwy.
Reynoldsburg,OH 43068-4113


or 

Radio Shack


     You might also want to consider joining the Bearcat Radio Club. For 
about 30 bucks a year you get a subscription to "National Scanning Report"
(A bi monthly magazine that deals exclusively with scanners),you also get
a choice of a regional Betty bearcat freq directory or a Micro Fiche of 
all the licensed FCC frequencies for your state(the Micro Fiche is the
better deal). With the microfiche you can make printouts from any library.
With the full membership you also get access to the Bearcat BBS to lookup
frequencies etc. To get more info or to join write to:

National Scanning Report
Box 360 
Wagontown,PA 19376


     Another source of frequencies is the message areas on either
Fidonet or the Internet. On fidonet checkout the Scanner and Frequency
Discussion Area. On the internet check out the Newsgroups Rec.radio.scanner
and alt.radio.scanner.

     Also if your into monitoring the Aviation freqs like me you might
want to get some air charts to use while monitoring. You can purchase 
everything from sectional charts to high altitude charts
(the ones the big jets use) from either 

Sporty's Pilot Shop 
Clermont County Airport
Batavia, Ohio 45103-9747
1-800-LIFTOFF


or 

NOAA Distribution Branch
National Ocean Service
Riverdale,MD 20737-1199

or goto the nearest FBO listed in the yellow pages (such as Columbia Air in
Groton,CT).



If I left anything out or you have any comments etc. you can reach me
via Fidonetmail at Bits N bytes at

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Tim Mccauley