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June 20th 05, 12:35 AM
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Replace a Pro-60
Attended another airshow today taking along my trusty Pro-60. Met a
fellow with a Radio Shack something that had 1000 stored channels and a very fast scan feature. Impressed but when I browse the Radio Shack site I see several possible versions. My primary interest is aviation, civil and military, VHF and UHF. Wondering what is recommended these days with a $200 ballpark upper limit? |
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June 20th 05, 03:57 PM
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Jim wrote:
Attended another airshow today taking along my trusty Pro-60. Met a fellow with a Radio Shack something that had 1000 stored channels and a very fast scan feature. Impressed but when I browse the Radio Shack site I see several possible versions. My primary interest is aviation, civil and military, VHF and UHF. Wondering what is recommended these days with a $200 ballpark upper limit? With these criteria, you want the PRO-97. The PRO-95 doesn't have mil-air coverage. -- Bo Williams - http://hiwaay.net/~williams/ |
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June 21st 05, 12:57 AM
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Bo Williams wrote:
With these criteria, you want the PRO-97. The PRO-95 doesn't have mil-air coverage. Will check that out. |
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