Cruise Ship and Maritime Monitoring

While tracking the inference we discovered there are many Cruise Ships and other Maritime vessels that use radios on a day to day basis that may or may not cause interference to existing [Commercial, Amateur, Media, GMRS etc] systems in the port areas.

This web site is a collection of radio data that has been found thru Web Research, E-Mail Lists and extensive monitoring by dedicated Scannists through-out the United States and the world.

Information provided is as accurate as possible. Any additional information you can provide can be submitted to the Web Master for inclusion in these pages. Occasionally we will include a list of other relevant links and do appreciate any/all suggestions to improve our information.

Thanks.

National Homeland Security Knowledgebase

Check out..

..these Amateur Radio sites!

Web Update

06/20/2003 - This web site was originally launched and moved to the new URL in August 2009

05/20/2013 - Last Updated!

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Special Notice

Looking for Scannists from Bermuda, Bahamas, South Africa, Australia. Mexico, Asia, Africa or other Non USA Port Areas to provide information to the Frequencies Page.

Please Contact the Web Master.

** Also looking for scannists in Miami, Fort Lauderdale as well as west coast ports to do some research **

Special Thanks to

Ricky Stein [NJ], Keith Elgin [Ireland], Brian [CA], Kevin Krone [VT], Bob Reynolds [PA], Ron Knight [MA], Jeff Kettell [MA], Brian G [RI], Johan Beck [Netherlands], Brian [CA], Chuck Kimball [Antartica], Don McRoberts, Michael [CA], Luca [CN], Alan [CA/AZ], Jeff [OH], Paul [MA], b52hbuff [CA], Doug S, Kevin [CARMA], Jim Lawrence [VT & BC], Tom [BC], Alan [CA/AZ], Markus [AT], Mark Shutte [Netherlands], Luca [BC]

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