Comments by "mpol" (@mpol701) on "Crazy UK Radio Scanner Law Lands Listener FIVE Years In Jail!" video.

  1. Fire In uk still use uhf on scene radios dmr and analog
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  2. Still active, airshows, providing freq info for a military and civil air group book, listening to dmr, fire handhelds, farms, air military and civil and commercial pmr analogue and dnr, nexedge etc but listening not much else
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  3. Thrso to listen to local cctv nets, military and civil air, marine, farms commercial pmr security and other pmr systems, I put to lots and listed police, ambulance airwaves but fire uhf handheld are still able to listen to, both digital and analogue
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  4. This was from the 80 and 90s etc nothing to do with government today and the law was from earlier still after the war
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  5. Farnborough airshows this year as usual dmr pmse repeaters but the pm escort and mod and other police had a dmr repeater and I heard the prime minister arrive and what locations he was going to and when he arrived and left those locations and the site Crazy thing was there were 4 dmr enc repeaters as well on site I found so who used them if lots of stuff was being passed over the normal dmr Had police talk with me as well, but I turned off the dmr and stuck with airband when they came lol
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  6. We still have fire uhf, and often big events u get police on event nets in the clear, I Sussex police cadets as well on business channels
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  7. Dj sa it's pmr446 only he listens to but I wasn't fully assured
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  8.  @FrauditorExposure2  interesting he keeps telling me he's 446 only listening to
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  9. I listen everything fire handheld uhf, he's not breaking law auditing he's a good auditor, but adding in listening to there radios openly he opens himself up, but he assured me 446, he said next time hell show it on the radio but haven't seen if he has
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  10. I listen and lots of freqs on wtr open by ofcom so makes it easier at some locations if a commercial pmr licence held, in old days radio communications agency use to use proms database as an extra for help finding users with no licence or expired licences, they used the scanning directory as well, that and other publications on the shelf at Baldock monitoring station
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  11.  @FrauditorExposure2  2ws that dje, thought you meant dj, dj says he dies 446 only as many like dje have gone into the right wing support I don't watch dje anymore he's too involved with right wing nazi types
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  12.  @FrauditorExposure2  I've been on many film and TV sets and they've been fine with me listening in on multiple pmse and uk business channels
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  13. Not recently though but I use to be a lot
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  14. Most film sets are ok been to many, but add in the auditing which is legal, they are risking the company getting ofcom involved ref the scanning listening
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  15. No u can have a tv but not use it watch live TV broadcast unless u have the licence my smart TV I don't watch live TV broadcast or use bbc iPlayer, and play dvd blu-ray as well thtiuuh it all legal
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  16. Ok Andy I'll admit to your followers who recall me
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  17. Dobt want a big thin as we know bbc and other media how they are, I stated already a few things on this and otger threads
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  18. I might not recall others names though I tend to forget
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  19. Had more issue with bbc than rca as it was who used my database at baldock monitor station as I had stuff like users who weren't actually licensed or lapsed but still using
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  20. But it go too much dealing with it all think late 2000s I stopped updating, just after my help with uk scanning directory that year which ws too much ref my asd, adhd etc, found it getting too much and was showing my overload meltdowns on the group and just thought this is too much
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  21. I don't get out much semi reclusive ref my issues best to stop overloading, obsessive behaviour and obsessional thoughts, so mostly local My name here is based on the prime minister radio callsign for his escort and protection METPOL 701
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  22. So scanning but hobby as opposed to a full obsession as it wax then, other obsessions now mostky watching old TV and films on repeat and repeat, at least it's safer
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  23.  @TheNapalmFTW  yes, nice to hear from you I still. Listen to alot of things though
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  24. This was way before all that not know, you could still, get done but it likely in most not, oddly never got in trouble publishing freqs or even royal escort and pm escort radio callsign but. Ew times for listening, but even then just depended on the officers even upto 2009 arrest in end they dropped the case, went for arrest for terrorism, at Wimbledon tennins, to radio telegraph act, 6 months later dropped and radios returned
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  25. Back in the years this was happening they used me and others like me we listened we got paid passing information on, though I was in a sky on unit once and they had icom r5 as well, we are talking befir airwaves, though still illegal to. Listen to marine and air orr commercial pmr radios no one really bothers
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  26. You might of got some of 15 plus scanners I had stolen by police
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  27. 4 scanners with stuff programmed veery possible these were mine what models were there
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  28. Wtr ofcom publish the commercial freqs but that doesn't make it legal to listen
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  29. Had four ot more times when they stole my radios and I ever worked withing 20 minutes of release from police custody, I had got new scanners
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  30. The bastards never beat me, oddly they never cared about me publishing freqs
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  31. Dmr capable scanners sell well still and in fact n analogue are still. Lot to hear
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  32. No they are legal
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  33. We still have fire uhf handhelds at scene of incidents we can listen too, especially if we have a dmr scanner as they use both analog and dmr
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  34. Good ol ch33 I think that was
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  35. Yes 10 times or more arrested, 4 times cases dropped, 1 time magistrates praised me attacked the officer for his time and was acquitted, rest c lost radios but many times I coukd stand with police cutting to them and no arrest One time Buckingham Palace as was well known by royalty protection was told first day of Buckingham Palace opening up, to. Leave the queues by police royal. Protection, no arrest, no searches just leave the queue Another time officer at the gate told me men in black want to speak with Me and named Me as they'd seen me on camera, I waited and waited, asked when are they coming nd said he was joking When police had sttomo radios, was at Wimbledon and had passed on to Wimbledon security and police information ref ticket touts on 169.2625 radios, officers happily let me carry on listening to them
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  36. So had full. Lot arrests, fine, radios confiscated, radios given back as acquitted or cases dropped
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  37. And that was listening to royal protection and special branch
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  38. And that was listening to royal protection and special branch
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  39. I would be standing at local, accidents and incidents and sometimes police were too busy to lib o there radios and I'd say u can open the road now or other messages to the officers
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  40. No its not
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  41. No dmr isn't encrypted in uk, in my local town bae, m da defence as examples are in clear, the only enc dmr nr mr is gkaxo, cctv locally padding information in towns of crime day and night is dmr but analogue
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