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September 9th 06, 02:57 PM
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Emergency freq's?
Lisa Simpson wrote: I just obtained an old Regency Model Z10 scanner at a moving sale (ala Cuhulin) for $2.00 which was owned by an old tinkerer which seems to work perfectly. How does one find out what ones local emergency frequencies are so I can program them into this old beast? .................................................. .................................................. ............. You're in luck. It is a programmable scanner. Google "regency Z10 scanner" and you will find lots of information including owner's manuals. |
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September 9th 06, 03:23 PM
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Emergency freq's?
Actually, the manual came with it! I just need to find what I can listen to
with this thing. I managed to locate weather so far . . . "ve3..." wrote in message ps.com... Lisa Simpson wrote: I just obtained an old Regency Model Z10 scanner at a moving sale (ala Cuhulin) for $2.00 which was owned by an old tinkerer which seems to work perfectly. How does one find out what ones local emergency frequencies are so I can program them into this old beast? .................................................. ........................... ..................................... You're in luck. It is a programmable scanner. Google "regency Z10 scanner" and you will find lots of information including owner's manuals. |
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