Boulder, Colorado Scanner Page

I have been a scanner listener for a long time -- and have lived in Boulder a majority of those years. I started out with a 4-channel crystal controlled scanner from Sears (!). Thankfully, times have changed!

These days, I listen on a Realistic 2004, a Pro-92, a Pro-39, a Motorola Minitor IISV pager, a Bendix/King EPH510SM VHF handheld, or a Bendix/King EMH5990A VHF mobile. I have a Motorola HT-1000 that doesn't get used much by me, but I carry it in the truck as a backup since the FD issued it to me.

At work, Security and Maintenance crews are on an 800 MHz LTR system. I bought a Bendix/King LPX-2101 on eBay for cheap -- then struggled to get it programmed. I've had limited success. You're welcome to read my results here.

For reasons unknown to me, certain Internet searches on Bendix/King radios rank this page fairly high. If you landed here and are looking for BK Radio information, I recommend 2 sources:

• Yahoo! Groups BK Radio Forum. Full disclosure: though I've been a member of the group for several years, the group owner recently promoted me to moderator.
• Craig Coley's Excellent BK Radio Page. Craig has done repair work for me on my handheld radio and he is excellent and is genuinely interested in customer satisfaction. For example, after repairing my radio, he sent it back to me at his expense -- and said that I should only pay him if the repair was up to my expectation.

I have put together a list of scanner frequencies in the Boulder, Colorado area. This list is very Boulder-specific. This is the first time that I have distributed it, so I am very interested in updates and corrections. Please send me E-MAIL! Thanks for your help.

If you need Colorado frequency information outside of Boulder, I recommend: