Indianapolis weather radio frequency Videos

• 1. Midland 75-822 portable CB radio review
• 2. Vintage KJBC and KYXX radio jingles and sign-off
• 3. Monitoradio DR-200 Broadcast Receiver
• 4. Severe Weather 1-5-2014 North west Indiana USA
• 5. 27.530 MHz - 11 meter opening 15 Mar 2012
• 6. Weird radio station coming through my speakers
• 7. Never replace the Uniden BC346XT Handheld TrunkTracker III radio scaners
• 8. First time ham radio listening.
• 9. My Realistic Police Scanner; NOAA Radio

Midland 75-822 portable CB radio review

User Comments

Michael Carver commented on 18 Nov 2014

does this get emergency channels ?

MrHellotherehowareu commented on 17 Mar 2015

I assume by "emergency channel" you mean channel 9? If so, yes, this has a channel 9 and it has a button to instantly access it.

robert sen commented on 13 Mar 2015

no, these are AM channels only. Emergency channels are in the 70 centimeter range, 400-460 mhz. Which are FM channels, like the radio in your car, fm.

Islander 101 commented on 01 Aug 2014

Can you use this to talk to people on the cb radio? 

TopDollarCartel commented on 08 Aug 2014

Yes you can, although they have to be pretty close with the regular antenna. You'd have to get an external antenna to get better signal.

Vintage KJBC and KYXX radio jingles and sign-off

User Comments

wilkes85 commented on 31 Jan 2009

That's so awesome!!! I recently bought a blank 8 track with country music recorded off the radio in 1978 as well (I dated some of the music; it ranges from '73 to '78), but all the commercials and the DJ were cut out. You just get a second or two of the DJ before it cuts out. There's nothing but music on it. I listen to it all the time. And I love how the tape is labeled "Country- Modern" and it's got music from the '70s on it hehe

retrochad commented on 31 Jan 2009

Thanks! There is a station with old jazz and big band music in Bainbridge, Ohio (WHKR 91.5 FM) that I think still uses vinyl records sometimes. I listen to them on the internet.

batterymaker commented on 04 Feb 2009

I like that blue National shortwave receiver on that rack. Always wanted to noodle around with one of them. Only piece of National equipment I have is an NC66 portable.

joebradio commented on 20 Feb 2010

yep, looks a lot like the station where I got my start in SC.. I can almost smell that mix of vinyl and plastic that lets you know you are in a radio station..

retrochad commented on 31 Jan 2009

The 1978 DJ clip actually came from a cassette I got at a garage sale! I always like when the old DJ's and commercials are still there.

retrochad commented on 31 Jan 2009

Someone probably did listen to these stations in the '78 Grand Marquis! I don't think it has ever left this area.

Lockemeister commented on 31 Jan 2009

Neat. The good old days when AM radio Execs knew how to program entertaining material

Gabriel Mejia commented on 31 Jan 2009

listening to this station in the Grand Marquis when new. now that would be sweep.

retrochad commented on 31 Jan 2009

Yes, I think due to automation most radio and TV stations don't sign off anymore.

rulebritannia1991 commented on 31 Jan 2009

very cool pictures! Too bad most stations don't use vinyl anymore :-(

Robert DeMaio commented on 31 Jan 2009

hard to believe

Monitoradio DR-200 Broadcast Receiver

Severe Weather 1-5-2014 North west Indiana USA

27.530 MHz - 11 meter opening 15 Mar 2012

Weird radio station coming through my speakers

User Comments

DIego Felipe commented on 28 Mar 2014

That happened to me once. I live in Brazil, there's no english speaking radio in here, but I heard through my speakers a guy talking about clear vision or something. I think it was a plane comunicating with some airport, but it's very unlikely.

Tammy C commented on 24 Nov 2013

sounds like a cb radio must be close

Never replace the Uniden BC346XT Handheld TrunkTracker III radio scaners

User Comments

canadaeast commented on 17 Jan 2016

Programming this amazing radio is not for the novice. The dvd manual does not clearly tell how to program the scanner. I found the internet to be somewhat more useful in the programming. But after hours of fiddleing and farting over the manual I decided to go back to the place of purchase and pay.someone to program tbis thing.

Highpoint211 commented on 16 Mar 2014

The BC346XLT is a nice scanner , but it does have a minor bug in it's firmware . While doing a direct search around the 10-meter Amateur band I noticed it switched from AM to FM at 28 MHz when it should make the switch over from AM to FM at 29.520 MHz .

Misha Gray commented on 19 Oct 2014

Do you know how to put this scanner on Railroad?

First time ham radio listening.

User Comments

HamAndShortwaveRadio commented on 13 Mar 2015

Thanks for sharing , but do not forget,, what you hear on the local 2 meter and 70 cm Ham Bands is a mere fraction of what Ham Radio is about :-)

mutexnet commented on 13 Mar 2015

Good luck and 73!

My Realistic Police Scanner; NOAA Radio