Updates: January 2010

31-01-2010

Happy Decade!

After several months of neglect, the feed audio has been adjusted and should sound great now.

Also, the format of the "Listen Live" page has been changed to reflect the changeover to RadioReference, which does not have static URLs for each feed.

Website Disclaimer Update

01-07-2009

The website disclaimer has been updated, and is displayed as before at the bottom of the site. For the full text, read below the Copyright at the bottom of the site. To use the site or any of its resources you must agree to the disclaimer.

If you have any questions, click the "Contact" button on the menu, and send me a message.

Recorded Scanner Audio Removed

13-06-2009

Best wishes to the family of Paul Pinto, who passes away after a fishing accident May 11. Due to the unfortunate outcome of the event, the recorded scanner audio that was posted online has been removed, out of respect for the family and friends of Mr. Pinto.

Of course the live feed is still up, only this recording has been removed

Added Photo Album

14-03-2009

Today i added a photoalbum of pictures from around the Canal and some other places around the Cape.

All images are property of the webmaster and may not be reproduced without permission

FAQ and Scanlist Added

10-03-2009

The FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) and Scanlist pages were added today 3/10/09, the site is about ready to run now.

Thanks

And we're Live!

09-03-2009

Official Launch of the feed was yesterday, 3/8/09.
The website was launched today 3/9/09,

Keep in mind that this is a new site and feel free to report any glitches to us on the form on the "Contact" Page.

Thanks!

Cape Cod Canal Area Marine Radio

Cape Cod Canal Train Bridge at Sunset-Our Logo

This website is not affiliated with the US Coast Guard or Cape Cod Canal in any way and is provided for hobbiest/personal use only.

Listen Live to Cape Cod Canal area Marine Radio, as well as US Coast Guard Communications including Air Station Cape Cod, Sector Boston, and Station Cape Cod Canal.

Click on the "scanlist" button in the main menu for a complete list of frequencies being monitored.

Thanks to RadioReference.com for providing server space to host the feed. Please visit RadioReference and listen to some of the many Police, Fire, Marine, and other feeds from around the world

If the Feed does not start on page load, click the "Play" button or click on the "Listen Live!" button on menu bar above to Open the feed in your favorite Media Player.

Map of the Cape Cod Canal

Due to the sporadic nature of marine transmissions, you may not hear much for long periods of time, but when activity increases expect to hear quite alot!