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Southwest Frequency
Directory
9th
Edition
SWFD-9
is the most up to date scanner information
resource for Arizona.
The 256-page 8.5" by 11" directory is
nearly a third larger than the 8th edition. The book is set-up by county (including all 15 Arizona counties) for
easy use and is packed full of information written and
edited by local scanner experts!
$29.99
256-Page Book
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Phoenix/Tucson
Metro Guide
9th
Edition
A
compact excerpt from the larger Southwest Frequency
Directory. This 192-page 4.25" by 7" book will enhance radio monitoring by providing the most
important aspects of its larger counterpart, in a
smaller package designed for eastern Maricopa and Pima
counties. Keep one as a quick reference in the car!
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Scannerstuff
books are not just another database print-out or collection of varied user
submissions... This directory is more comprehensive and
accurate than any other book or website anywhere and will help you enjoy your
hobby more than ever!
Our Guarantee: We're so confident you
will love this book that if for any reason you don't,
we'll buy it back!
Key Benefits of the Southwest Frequency Directory
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Coverage of All 15
Arizona Counties in 256 Amazingly Detailed Pages
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Information on Police, Fire,
Aircraft, Schools, Hotels, Utilities, Malls, Media, Amateur
Radio, Government, Recreation, and more...
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Frequencies, Channel Numbers &
Usage, and PL (CTCSS) Tones
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Detailed Background Information
on many agencies
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Public Safety Terminology,
Codes, Unit Designators/Callsigns and Aircraft
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Trunked Radio Frequencies,
TrunkTracker Talkgroups, System Information, and User Guide
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Maps of Police Precincts,
Districts, or Beats
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Fire Station Locations,
Apparatus, and Incident Responses
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Statute Numbers / Codes
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Listeners Guides for
Scanners, Trunking, Aircraft, Helicopters, and Fire Monitoring
give you valuable information about "what" you are
hearing, not just where to tune
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Travel Information for Major
U.S. Cities gives you the basics
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New and Updated Information in
Easy-to-Spot Gray Shading
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Access to Free
Online Updates
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SWFD Book and
Publication Updates webpage (available only to current owners of
SWFD book) together contain all relevant information on the new Scottsdale Fire Department!
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Pages
Compare the Southwest Frequency Directory and the Metro
Guide
| Content |
SWFD |
Metro
Guide |
| Size |
8.5"
by 11" |
4.25"
by 7" |
| Page
Count |
256 |
192 |
| Geographic
Coverage |
Statewide |
Phoenix
& Tucson |
| Trunking
Systems Guide |
Yes |
No |
| Arizona
Tower Locations Map |
Yes |
No |
| Terms
& Abbreviations |
Yes |
Yes |
| Aircraft
Radio Guide |
Yes |
No |
| Aircraft
Center Maps |
Yes |
No |
| Medical
Helicopter Guide |
Yes |
No |
| Fire
Department Guide |
Yes |
No |
| Wildland
Fire Guide |
Yes |
Abbreviated |
| Weather
Radio Information & Map |
Yes |
Yes |
| Statute
& Criminal Code Numbers |
Yes |
No |
| Public
Safety Aircraft Designators & Base Locations |
Yes |
Yes |
| State
Government |
Yes |
Yes |
| Police
Radio Codes |
Yes |
Yes |
| Agency
Background Information |
Yes |
Abbreviated |
| Beat
& District Maps |
Yes |
No |
| Federal
Government |
Yes |
Yes |
| Fire
Stations & Apparatus |
Yes |
Yes |
| Airports |
Yes |
Yes |
| Airlines |
Yes |
No |
| Amateur
Radio Repeaters |
Yes |
Yes |
| Utilities |
Yes |
Yes |
| Public
Safety Frequencies & Talkgroups |
Yes |
Yes |
| Military
Information |
Yes |
No |
| Hotels
& Country Clubs |
Yes |
No |
| Recreation |
Yes |
Yes |
| Schools
& Universities |
Yes |
No |
| Phoenix/Mesa
Digital Radio System Maps |
Yes |
No |
| Phoenix/Mesa
Digital Radio System Frequencies & Talkgroups |
Yes |
Yes |
| Unit
Radio Callsigns |
Yes |
No |
| Fire
Department Responses |
Yes |
No |
| Medical
& Hospitals |
Yes |
No |
| Industrial
Services & Plants |
Yes |
No |
| Malls
& Shopping Centers |
Yes |
Yes |
| News
Media & Press |
Yes |
Yes |
| Railroads |
Yes |
Yes |
| Miscellaneous
Info (FRS, Wireless Mics, Nationwide Retail Stores, Phonetic
Alphabet, Air Shows, Marine Radio, CB) |
Yes |
Abbreviated |
| Alphabetical
Index of Information |
Yes |
Yes |
Customer Comments
About Scannerstuff Publications (more...)
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"The
information is outstanding; It makes a perfect
reference manual!" --- Rod Thompson, Deputy Chief,
Rural/Metro Fire Department, Scottsdale
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"The new book
looks GREAT!" --- Member of
Phoenix area law enforcement agency
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"I am on the
City of Glendale inter-operability committee. The
Southwest Frequency Directory has been a great aid."
---Jerry Wightman, Glendale
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"At the
Republic, we use [Scannerstuff books] on a regular basis to
track down an obscure agency. Case in point was during the
prison standoff last spring. Very helpful!" --- Dave
Seibert, staff photographer, Arizona Republic newspaper
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"Your book is definitely
worth the investment, even for rural scanning... I
reprogrammed my scanner last night using your data, and
discovered several new things I had never heard around here...
Thanks again for an awesome publication." --- Patrick
Lukens, Safford, AZ
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"This
guide is most certainly the “gold standard” to which
all other frequency guides should be held. The information is
laid out in a clear and concise manner and it is very
easy to quickly find the information you need." --- Matt
Sciascia, Police Radio Dispatcher
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"All
I can say is WOW! This book is such an improvement
over the old ... frequency books." --- Jim Fisher, Tucson,
AZ
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"Outstanding!!!"
--- Ignatius Kapalczynski, Author, American Fire Service
Book
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"It really
makes scanner listening a lot easier." --- Jim
Solano
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"Went on vacation to
Arizona for the Christmas break. Before leaving, purchased a
copy of the Southwest Frequency Directory to take with us.
Trust me, it was a great addition to our travels and well worth
the purchase." --- J. Patrick McDonald, Vista, CA
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"Scanner books
arrived yesterday and WOW they are great! ...By far the
best because of all the additional information provided: Maps,
codes, scanner terms, easy-to-read larger print, layout of
information with shading of updates, and the up-to-date info on
the website. I just can't say enough about how much I
like this scanner guide." --- John Ancona, Scottsdale, AZ
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It's
awesome! It's about time one can have confidence that
the people that produce a directory actually have a good network
of people who actually listen to the frequencies!" -Bob
Kenney, Motorola employee, Gilbert, AZ
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"A
couple years of research [on my part] could have been a few
minutes [with this book]. I like everything about it." ---
Dominique Watkins
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"It lives up
to all it was advertised and much more, Great Job!"
--- Doug Brecht, Edmonton, Alberta
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What
a terrific publication. Frankly, you should double the
price." - David Allison, Atlanta
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"I
still say in over 30 years of playing with radios and
scanners, this is the best frequency guide I have ever seen."
--- Ron Parks, WB5DYG, Gilbert, AZ
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(more...)
The First Choice
Communications Reference of...
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Scanner Hobbyists
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Newsrooms and Media
Personnel
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Communications Centers
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Medical, Media, and Law Enforcement
Helicopter Pilots
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Radio Technicians,
Engineers, and Planners
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Public and Private Sector
Communications Consultants
Some of the MAJOR Updates in the New
9th Edition SWFD Include...
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Massive New
Talkgroup Lists for Phoenix/Mesa/Gilbert Digital System
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Revised
Phoenix/Mesa Digital Frequencies with Control Channels
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New Glendale Police Digital
Frequencies & Talkgroups
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All New Cochise County Sheriff
VHF Radio System
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Amateur Radio Repeaters Statewide
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Rural/Metro Tucson Channel
Usage Chart
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New Gila County Sheriff Frequencies
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Revised Sedona Fire District
Radio Channel Plan
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Yavapai County Fire Incident
Responses
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Pima County Sheriff Talkgroups
for use with LTrunk Software
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Aircraft "Center"
Frequency Map
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Revised Flagstaff Fire
Channel Plan
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Updated Tucson Fire Station
Location Map
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New City of Yuma Motorola
P25 Digital Trunking Frequencies
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New Luke & Davis Monthan AFB
Digital Trunked Talkgroups
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Revised Southwest Ambulance
Numbering System
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Updated Greenlee County Sheriff
frequencies
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New Yuma Marine Corps Air
Station Trunked System Talkgroups
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Additional Fire Station
Locations & Apparatus Statewide
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New University Medical Center
LTR Trunked System
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More U of A Stadium Events
Frequencies
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Updated Tempe Police Beat
Map
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Northwest Fire District
Station Map & Response Assignments
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New state Fire Mutual Aid
Coordination System info
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Updated Medical Helicopters
& Bases
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Police Car Dash Camera
Wireless Microphone Frequencies
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Gilbert Police Beat Map
& Unit Radio Designators
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New Glendale Police Beat Map
& Unit Radio Designators
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Arizona State Prison Complex
Tucson Detailed Channel Usage
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Revised Maricopa County Sheriff Beat
Map & Radio Codes
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Tucson Federal Prison
Digital Trunked System
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Revised DPS Metro Radio
Callsigns / Designators
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Additional Border Patrol
Frequencies
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Corrected Tucson Electric Power
talkgroups
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New Mesa Police District
Maps with Beats
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Detailed Phoenix Police
Precinct Maps with Beats
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Revised Customs Frequencies
Plan
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New Sky Harbor operations
Digital Talkgroups
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Revised Phoenix Fire
Incident Response Assignments
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New Gilbert, Mesa, and Phoenix
Fire Station Maps
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Glen Canyon & Lake Mead
National Recreation Areas
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Revised Grand Canyon National
Park Emergency Services
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Tonto National Forest
District Numbers & Areas
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Apache County Sheriff
Districts
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Corrected Surprise Police
talkgroups
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New Glendale Arena LTR
Trunked Radio System
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More Lake Havasu City Police talkgroups
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"Whether you are new to scanning or
an oldtimer, there is a lot of meat here to chew on... The [First Edition] Southern California
Frequency Directory truly picks up where others leave off." --- Larry Van Horn,
Assistant Editor, Monitoring Times Magazine, May 2005 Issue.

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"What really sets this frequency book apart
from most others is the narratives, not only on general radio scanning but on
each of the radio systems... This frequency guide goes the extra mile by
including detailed maps and narration by those who monitor these frequencies
both professionally and as a hobby." Read an independent
review of Scannerstuff publications.
"At
the Republic, we use [Scannerstuff books] on a regular basis to
track down an obscure agency. Case in point was during the
prison standoff last spring. Very helpful!" --- Dave
Seibert, staff photographer, Arizona Republic newspaper
"I
still say in over 30 years of playing with radios and
scanners, this is the best frequency guide I have ever seen."
--- Ron Parks, WB5DYG, Gilbert,
AZ"
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