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From
issues gone by, here is a photo of Gene Hughes of Police Call (who's last issue
was published in 2005 and National Communications editor Norm Schrein at the
first annual National Scanning Convention. The convention was held in
Lancaster, PA in July of 1995. The photo caption read "Gene Hughes
receives recognition for his years of service to the radio hobby community.
Norm Schrein awards him a plaque from NatScan. This photo appeared in the
September/October issue of National Scanning Magazine, which eventually evolved
into National Communications.
National Communications is the magazine for every radio user. Anyone who has bought a scanner or CB or the first time to the radio pro will find this magazine packed full of useful information. We have stories for the novice on how to program that first scanner to the electronic technician who wants to modify his scanner or CB. National Communications is produced by the industry's leading writers. Names like Ed Muro to Gordon West, to Jim Sutton, to our product reviewer Tom Swisher, CB specialist Chuck Gysi or our federal government reporter Mark Meece all contribute to make this the number one magazine for the radio crowd. Top notch editing ensures Nat-Com readers have the best material and the latest information for the radio hobby. Roving reporter Norm Schrein takes you to the heart of the action, riding through America's major cities, in the patrol car, behind the dispatch desk, or with fire fighters, You meet the people and talk to the professionals. Tom Swisher shows you the latest equipment, often months before you'll ever see it on a store shelf. He runs each one through its paces so you can make intelligent, confident buying decisions. Plus there's do-it-yourself projects and much more. Best of all we're 100% communications. It's radio at its most exciting: police, fire and emergency medical and some of the best two-way and CB radio anywhere.
Here are
the stories for the March/April 2010 Issue
which will mail-out on or about February 15, 2010
| Title of Article | Author | |
| Around The World On Your Scanner | Jim Sutton | |
| Can You Bent on Your Internet Connection | Alan Dixon | |
| Classifieds | ||
| Closing Comments | Norm Schrein | |
| Getting The Most Out of Siriux/XM Satellite Radio | Jon Van Allen | |
| How dB Down is a Broadband Antenna? | Gordon West | |
| Last Page Out | ||
| Monitoring Pennsylvania Station | Ed Muro | |
| RADIO: The Long Term Voice of America | Dorothy Rieke | |
| The Grundig Globe Traveler G3 | Jon Van Allen | |
| Top 10 Events of CB History | Chuck Gysi | |
| Why Didn't I Think of That? | Chuck Gysi |
Got a story idea for Nat-Com Magazine? We'd love to hear it. Email us and tell us about it.
There are even more
stories and projects in the works for the next issue. Don't miss
a single information packed issue. Order now!
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manufacturers and retailers across the U.S. and Canada. In fact
95% of first time scanner buyers and 96.7% of first time CB
buyers are exposed to National Communications. It's easy to sign
up. You can call our 800 number (800-423-1331) and use your VISA,
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or money order for $21.00 to:
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Cover of the March/April, 2010 Issue
