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US > Pennsylvania > Lycoming (County) Listen Feed Genre Listeners Player Selection Links Status Lycoming County Public SafetySee feed info page for an agency listPublic Safety48 Online Feed NotesFrom Williamsport, PA, this feed is scanning many of the Lycoming County Public Safety Frequencies and others of interest, some are surrounding counties as well. Below are the current frequencies being scanned with a Radio Shack Pro-2048 200 channel connected to an outdoor antenna from Cemetery St in Williamsport, PA. KB3AWQ.com or W3AHS.com or WQGU515.com, which are owned by the Lycoming County Scanner Feed provider. * There are also several apps for listening from your mobile device (I am only familiar with Android, but others have similar apps in some form).NOTE.... Some digital communications are being used, which may sound like a machine gun or a hissing sounding noise/rattling. Currently, we do not have a scanner to monitor these communications, but they are available to buy. Some of the digital forms being used are Nexedge and P25. Scrambling or Voice Inversion is also used, as most all radios these days have this capability. This scanner is currently Analog only and does not receive the other formats, so as the public safety agencies switch to these digital formats, it will limit what we can hear without a new several hundred dollar scanner. If there is encryption, that will prevent listening even with a digital scanner. Also don't confuse W3AHS or Ham Radio with the Scanner Feed as they are not the same. Originally, I used w3ahs.com for a subdomain for the scanner feed. The scanner feed is nothing more than a scanner that is hooked up to the AUX IN jack of a computer (now Raspberry Pi 2) at my home and the audio is passed to the internet through a program the encodes the audio to broadcastify.com. Normally it is an older computer that I have had donated by someone or a listener who has an old one lying around. W3AHS and KB3AWQ are FCC issued call signs used on the air on ham radio. There is lots of information on the

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And amplifier. I use an external USB hub with switches on each port. The printer, scanner, video camera (for zoom meetings), the radios, and everything else connects via this switchable hub. And yeah, I don't like random software firing up the camera; hardware always works, software does what it likes. I only turn the device USB connection on when I am ready to use it. This is a reliable HARDWARE method to prevent damage to your radio. If the radio is on, boot the computer, let it finish, push the USB hub button to make the connection to the radio, then launch WSJT-X FT8 or any other CAT program. That way, everything wakes up in a good mood.Also, be sure to set the radio to lowest power and SSB mode when you turn it off, so it wakes up in a mode which does not transmit much power. This is especially important while you are setting up the radio and computer to talk to each other. Also be sure a dummy load is attached, so no computer generated out of band crap gets out on the air, and the radio does not try to transmit into a bad load.Download the latest stable version of WSJT-X FT8. Don't mess with the beta versions, let the geeks get through playing with it. Launch the program. Navigate to this screen. The SETTINGS are hidden in the FILE drop down menu. They are not in the configuration tab. Get the following screen on your computer so we can adjust it. Enter your CALL SIGN and GRID SQUARE to begin setup. The grid square is important to locate your state and country for others to view in FT8 operation. Don't get fancy, use the defaults for the other stuff.Pick YOUR radio from the drop down screen. I mostly stick to the recommended settings.There may be a bunch of COM ports offered. You MUST select the ENHANCED COM port for the rig control. Sometimes this can be a matter of just trying til you get it right. There is a more scientific method, which I will show.Very important: the baud rates MUST match the settings in the radio. Use the Yaesu manual to open the screen on the radio to set these. I make every attempt to get the COMPUTER to match the default settings in the RADIO, rather than the other way round.Check your radio is set to the defaults of 38,400 for the ENHANCED COM PORT. Make sure the computer is set identically.Click OK to exit the window, so that the new parameters are stored. Push the button on the external USB HUB to enable the connection. If you are lucky, the transmit mode and the frequency will display properly. If you turn the frequency knob, the computer display should track the radio. If not, don't dispair. What we have here is a failure to communicate.Some people like VOX, some people like CAT. For initial setup, VOX allows the radio to go into transmit