Scanners

[Kmeleon]

My first scanner was a Tandy, my other scanners to date are Uniden. I have 5. One in car, one on fridge, one in basement, and two in bedrooms. These scanners pick up CB and everything in between. If a state trouper transmits, the scanner instantly locks onto the trunk. Uniden rd's are unbelievable! You have never experienced radio/radar detection even approaching this level of excellence! I just wish there was a competitor to knock the price down a bit.

Kmeleon

[North Alabama]

I sold my unit (BCT10 I think) because the HP alert never alarmed due to non talking Troopers in AL and MS. Worked great in KY.

[Kmeleon]

Old fart. Not you, the 10 Den. 16 channel if memory serves. My second scanner was a 10 channel "programmable" Fox my folks payed out the ass for at Christmas when I was of driving age. Best Christmas ever! It died just 10yrs ago when the keypad pooped out.

Kmeleon

[alpinestars_2002795]

I've had so many scanners that I have almost lost count of what I have had/gotten rid of due to all the upgrades. I will list some of what I can recall.

BCT-8
BCT-15x
BCD-996t
BCD-346T
Radio Shack Pro-96
Radio Shack Pro-83
Radio Shack Pro-94
Radio Shack Pro-93
2 Bearcat's that actually took crystal's.
Uniden Nascar scanner... "JUNK!"
Mulitipule ham rigs that dualed as scanners. Namely the Yaseu 8900r, ft60-r, icom 2950, and my current Yaseu FT7250DR Digital/ Analog.
And of course my Grundig Short wave rig for listening to numbers stations.


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