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August 17th 03, 10:40 PM
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Keeping in mind, one of your original considerations...the PRO-95 uses only
four, standard "AA" batteries, where the BC245-XLT has that pesky rechargeable battery pack. During a crisis, you may find it easier to find more "AA" batteries than a way to charge your battery pack. The PRO-95 also allows for alpha tags for each channel, where the BC245-XLT does not. Bill Crocker "Maqo" wrote in message ... Are there any strong feelings about the RS Pro 95 versus the Uniden BC245XLT? They seem to have similar prices / features. [clipped] |
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