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"Russ" wrote in message ... First of all, there are only three kinds of people to a cop. Cops, cop's families and suspects. Second, never ask a cop about the law. They don't know dick about it. If they did, they'd be lawyers. True. Which is why even a ham should print out and carry a copy of their states' statutes regarding scanners if they live in a state like Minnesota; i.e. where only hams can have scanners in their cars (or if you've gotten a "special permit" from the state to have one in your car). Even though I don't have a scanner in my car, many mobile amateur radios have extended coverage that can pick up the police bands in the 150 MHz range, which makes them "scanners". I printed out a copy of the Minnesota state statute and a copy of my amateur radio license and I keep them in my glove compartment, just in case I ever get pulled over and a cop notices my 2 meter radio. The statute's very clear as to who can and cannot have a "scanner" in their car in Minnesota. Jackie |
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