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(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 25, 2012 ) Sacramento, California – Two guidebooks are scheduled to be published are anticipated by scanner radio enthusiasts. They update and supplement any current information contained in radio scanner information sites such as ScannerRadio.org.
Two radio scanner guides will be released in late 2011 and early 2012. The first of these books are considered to be a rather comprehensive treatment of the various federal as well as military scanner frequencies that are in use within Southern California. This new guide book is highly esteemed even before it hits the shelves come December 2011.
The second book to come out after the unnamed would-be local best seller is an update of a previously released guide book – the scanner guide entitled Public Safety. This second guide book is scheduled to be published in January of 2012. This updated edition of the previous guide book provides a complete coverage of the scanner frequencies used n state and local government agencies.
What's more appealing about these two new publications is the fact that they were written by Rick DiFiore, president of the Southern California Monitoring Association, the local radio scanner enthusiast club. DiFiore's work is highly esteemed by his associates and everyone else who is into scanners.
As a bit of a caveat for those who are interested in purchasing these two works, it should be noted that there is yet no declared price for these said guide books. Nevertheless, a lot of the local bookstores and hobby shops are already expected to have copies of these books as soon as they become available as there is a good demand for the said guide books.
The Southern California Monitoring Association is one of the oldest radio scanner clubs in the state of California. It has been around since 1975 though under a different name. The organization gathers scanner enthusiasts from all walks of life who share the same kind of passion or at least a general interest for this hobby.
Radio scanner organizations like the SCMA publish their own newsletter, hold regular meetings, and maintain their own official website. People who have the same interest who live the said area are encouraged to join the organization. Those interested in scanner radios and anything related to it can visit their website. They may also visit any information site related to radio scanners such as ScannerRadio.org.
For tips and other related information about scanner radios, visit www.ScannerRadio.org.
About ScannerRadio.org
ScannerRadio.org is an information portal on the Internet that was created on January 12, 2010. It has provided information related to radio scanners for enthusiasts everywhere on the Internet. The website contains information that is related to scanner radios which will be useful to hobbyists and anyone who wants to learn more about them. This website is not owned, affiliated with, or operated by any scanner club or organization.
This information web site contains electronic equipment reviews, beginner information, police scanner reviews, radio term info, frequency information such as radio frequency numbers, scanner codes, how to information, legal reminders, and a whole lot more.
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