Welcome to the Scanner Radio Page!
My radio monitoring hobby began in the mid 1960's with a tuneable VHF receiver.
I began maintaining and distributing a regional frequency list in the early 1970's.
Since June of 1988, I have been an Amateur Radio Operator. My first call was N5MXZ.
After upgrading to Advanced Class in August 1988, I obtained the call KG5QI.
On May 9, 2000, I was granted my present vanity call - K5GC.
I have held the Amateur Extra Class license since November of 1992.
I was previously active with the Taylor County ARES SKYWARN program,
serving as an Assistant EC and Net Control Operator.
- 70cm (440 MHz) Reallocation Proposal
- KCARC Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Local Frequency Listing
- Very Large West TX Freq List
- Local ARRL-VEC Test Session Announcements
- KC5OLO Repeater Information
- Weather Forecast Abbreviations
- Radio & Survival Links
- K5GC HamLink Page
- K5GC WeatherLink Page
- Grove Enterprises Web Catalog
- Scanner World's Web Page
- PerCon's Winter 1999 CD Freq Search
- QRZ CD No. 15 Ham/Scanner Radio Mods
- Search FCC Databases
- Dusty's Scanner Page
- Fordyce.org Scanner Links
- G&G Communications
- Scanner Net Page
- Strong Signals Info Page
- TrunkTracker.Com
- Scanner Master Corp.
- ScanStar Software
- Les Butler's Radio Page
- Texas Scanner Frequencies
- Trunked Radio Users
- Future Scanning Systems
- DFW Trunking Information
- Javiation U.K. Radio Page
- AOR Scanner Info
- Durham Radio-Canada
- Uniden Electronics Web Page
- Radio Shack® Home Page