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I have two questions
Hello,I'm new to the newsgroup here,but I am a scanner listener. I
actually have two questions. One,I have a 16 channel Uniden Bearcat 100xl and was wondering what kinda of headphones should I buy for it. The earphone jack is a 2.5 mm. The next question, I saw on the amtrak website the prohibated items you can't bring on the train, I assume that a scanner would be ok to bring if you don't bring it out in plain view of the train crew and have something to listen to it like an earphone/headphone. Any thoughts or help on my questions? Karen |
Karen Pickett wrote:
The next question, I saw on the amtrak website the prohibated items you can't bring on the train, I assume that a scanner would be ok to bring if you don't bring it out in plain view of the train crew and have something to listen to it like an earphone/headphone. Any thoughts or help on my questions? Were scanners specifically prohibited? How about ham radios? -D -- "A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort." -Herm Albright |
Karen Pickett schrieb: The next question, I saw on the amtrak website the prohibated items you can't bring on the train, I assume that a scanner would be ok to bring if you don't bring it out in plain view of the train crew and have something to listen to it like an earphone/headphone. Any thoughts or help on my questions? What scanner? It's just a radio... Are radios and headphones forbidden items? f'up2rrs |
sure?
thought it was std 3.5mm use a set of normal walkman headphones thatway they think it's a walkman your listening tOO!! mike "Karen Pickett" wrote in message ... Hello,I'm new to the newsgroup here,but I am a scanner listener. I actually have two questions. One,I have a 16 channel Uniden Bearcat 100xl and was wondering what kinda of headphones should I buy for it. The earphone jack is a 2.5 mm. The next question, I saw on the amtrak website the prohibated items you can't bring on the train, I assume that a scanner would be ok to bring if you don't bring it out in plain view of the train crew and have something to listen to it like an earphone/headphone. Any thoughts or help on my questions? Karen --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.679 / Virus Database: 441 - Release Date: 07/05/2004 |
I tried to put a regular headphones into the jack and the plug that's on the
headphones doesn't fit. Karen "mike" wrote in message news:ecdnc.6697$7S2.3647@newsfe1-win... sure? thought it was std 3.5mm use a set of normal walkman headphones thatway they think it's a walkman your listening tOO!! mike "Karen Pickett" wrote in message ... Hello,I'm new to the newsgroup here,but I am a scanner listener. I actually have two questions. One,I have a 16 channel Uniden Bearcat 100xl and was wondering what kinda of headphones should I buy for it. The earphone jack is a 2.5 mm. The next question, I saw on the amtrak website the prohibated items you can't bring on the train, I assume that a scanner would be ok to bring if you don't bring it out in plain view of the train crew and have something to listen to it like an earphone/headphone. Any thoughts or help on my questions? Karen --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.679 / Virus Database: 441 - Release Date: 07/05/2004 |
"Karen Pickett" wrote in message ... I tried to put a regular headphones into the jack and the plug that's on the headphones doesn't fit. Karen Splice on a new and proper plug? |
"old_codger" wrote in message
... "Karen Pickett" wrote in message ... I tried to put a regular headphones into the jack and the plug that's on the headphones doesn't fit. Karen Splice on a new and proper plug? If ya can't solder, then go to the Shack or somewhere that sells a somewhat decent array of items and pick up a Plug Converter. It is a bit more cumbersome to deal with, but sure beats nothing at all! Lou |
Scanners are generally prohibited in Motor Vehicles in New York
(Amtrak does go there too). Wether this applies to a train is something a lawyer would need to answer. On Sat, 8 May 2004 10:09:51 -0700, "Karen Pickett" wrote: Hello,I'm new to the newsgroup here,but I am a scanner listener. I actually have two questions. One,I have a 16 channel Uniden Bearcat 100xl and was wondering what kinda of headphones should I buy for it. The earphone jack is a 2.5 mm. The next question, I saw on the amtrak website the prohibated items you can't bring on the train, I assume that a scanner would be ok to bring if you don't bring it out in plain view of the train crew and have something to listen to it like an earphone/headphone. Any thoughts or help on my questions? Karen |
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Thanks for the feedback. I can get a mini plug adapter for the headphones
and use them with the scanner. Karen "Dan Morisseau" wrote in message .. . In article , says... Scanners are generally prohibited in Motor Vehicles in New York (Amtrak does go there too). Wether this applies to a train is something a lawyer would need to answer. I am. It doesn't. You won't have a problem with the scanner as long as it isn't audible to other passengers. An adapter to utilize "walkman" style headphones is the perfect solution. -- Cardinal Nation - N 38°34'53", W 90°22'32", 680' "We sleep safe in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm" |
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