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Likewise. There is no comparison as they are completely different animals.
The AOR unit is a high performance receiver with scanning abilities. The RS Pro-96 is a trunk tracking scanner with APCO-25 decoding. I have both and use them for very different applications. I use the AR8200 for band scanning (such as the 902-928 ISM band, etc) as well as a portable HF receiver. (when used with a wire antenna) I use the Pro-96 for scanning known frequencies and of course its APCO abilities. As the previous poster stated, you would need both to enjoy the best of both worlds. If however, you don't own any other APCO capable units, I'd start with the Pro-96 (or a Uniden 796D or the like) to get on the APCO bandwagon (providing of course there are such services in your area. If you live in a region where there are no such services, save you money and get something else.) Good luck! |
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