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"Kerouac" wrote in message
m... I'm looking at a used Radio Shack Pro-76 scanner for $50. What should I check for (before I buy) when I turn it on? Is this an adequate scanner for local fire/police/emergency/weather frequencies? Is it worth $50? Thanks for any help! I really do appreciate it! Do you know what frequencies you will be listening to? The Pro-76 doesn't go into the 800 mhz frequencies, which many agencies use. If the ones around you stay in the typical 500mhz or below frequencies, this scanner would probably be fine. You really need to find out what frequencies you'll be using. Also, many agencies are switching to either digital or trunked radio systems, which this scanner will not do. -- 73! de Andy KC2SSB Beachwood, NJ USA! Grid FM29vw http://shorecogs.tripod.com AIM: shorecogs |
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