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  <CENTER><H1><I>ABOUT THE RADIOPICS DATABASE</I></H1></CENTER>

<STRONG>"RADIOPICS" HAS <FONT COLOR="RED"> <U>NO CONNECTION</U> </FONT> TO ANOTHER WEBSITE WITH A SIMILAR NAME
WHO HAS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS TRIED TO HAVE "RADIOPICS" SHUTDOWN. (Nice one Janne!)</STRONG><BR /><BR />


  <FONT SIZE="4"> The RadioPics Database idea came about while trying to find better quality photos of Scanners & Radios 
  for my personal database and finding that even the well known sites have some pictures that could be improved upon. 
  After being asked by   close friends to share the database with them, I soon realised that other people with 
  the same interests as me might be   wanting to find that elusive photo or to find a better quality photo to replace 
  one they might have. and so  "RadioPics" was born
  <P>If a photo has a link when you hover the mouse over it, then clicking on it will bring up the full sized image. 
  (I try to keep the original size photograph whenever possible)
   </p><P> The Database is far from complete as there are a vast number of Radio Manufactures, and quite often a large number 
    of products that each manufacturer has produced but I will try to keep the database updated as often as possible 
    (a never-ending task, hehe!). </p>
  <P> Please note that this is only my hobby and is being done in my spare time, so don't get upset if the radio you are looking 
    for is not here, Instead,  please drop me a mail about it, and I'll do my best to find it for you, and update the database 
    accordingly so that we all can enjoy. </p>
  <P> All listed items use internal links. In fact, all links are internal except a very few, well motivated external 
    one's in a small number of areas.<BR />
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    <STRONG>WHAT YOU WON'T FIND:</STRONG> Common household radios for casual listening to local AM/FM broadcasts.<BR />
    <STRONG>WHAT YOU WILL FIND:</STRONG> Radio Scanners,Shortwave Radios, Communication Receivers,  Amateur Radios, 
    CB (Citizen Band Radio), PMR (Private Mobile Radio) Miltary, Accessories, Oddities and Much more Radio related items. </p>
  <P> Preferred Browser is Internet Explorer, and screen resolution is at least 1280 x 960 with High Color (16 bit) depth. Otherwise, some layout oddities 
    may occur.<BR />
    On the main page, the numbers within parentheses indicate the number of items in each area.</p>
  <P> <STRONG>COPYRIGHT NOTICE:</STRONG> You may rip a maximum of 20 pictures for use on your own project(s). And if you do, 
    I would also appreciate if you mentioned the source (The RadioPics Database) plus the URL. You may NOT copy and/or 
    modify this site, whole or in part, and put it online on another URL.<BR />
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    <STRONG>DISCLAIMER:</STRONG> RadioPics does NOT accept any responsibility for ANY action taken due to the information 
    on this site. The RadioPics also reserves the right to be wrong (We all make mistakes). 
    There may be misspellings/language errors and/or other errors on this site. Visitors must keep in mind 
    that it is very difficult to obtain absolute 100% accuracy and that English is my native tongue 
    (But you don't want to know about my native's tongue!).</p><P>
    And lastly, thanks to the "Flyer" for the Encouragement, help, and technical support<BR />
    <BR />

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