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Just my 2 cents - I travel frequently and find myself in out-of-the-way
motels and hotels and I recently bought the BC246T with the close call feature - be surprised what you hear around small town motels and all. This scanner is great to have if you dont know area freqs. But, keep in mind, it is very close proximity to where you are located "Big Kahuna" wrote in message ... Greets. I'll be driving from CA to OK in about a month. I was pondering taking the scanner, but then I thought I'd have to enter a *ton* of frequencies for various highway patrol districts, towns, sheriffs, etc. Then I'd have to put all of that in banks and scan the appropriate bank. Way too much research and inputting freqs.... Can someone give me a general idea of what a good set of general freqs might be for this trip? I guess I won't be able to input all the specifics, but thought a general emergency and shared set might work.... Thanks. |
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