viennatech
Member
I have been scanning on and off for years on different equipment but one of my long favorite scanners has been a trusty pro-2037 that is circa 1998. It has sat in a box for a good few years and I recently turned it on to find it still held programmed freq's and began delivering scanner joy immediately!
It is a 200 channel, 20 bank scanner that manages well up into the 900 MHz range. It seemed to be a useless item in today's modern scanner scene but I was ignited with reading on this forum about modding the scanner with a discriminator tap. I didn't even know if this was possible but since I was taking the scanner apart to fix a power hum issue figured I'd see if it could be done. It was amazingly easy to do.
I took a couple of pictures of the job as I did it and noticed there is a wiki with other models posted. If I bother to write this one up and send the pix, can it be submitted there? Want to make sure it's worth the effort to do it.
In the meantime I get to go and explore this world of unitrunker, and who knows what?
It is a 200 channel, 20 bank scanner that manages well up into the 900 MHz range. It seemed to be a useless item in today's modern scanner scene but I was ignited with reading on this forum about modding the scanner with a discriminator tap. I didn't even know if this was possible but since I was taking the scanner apart to fix a power hum issue figured I'd see if it could be done. It was amazingly easy to do.
I took a couple of pictures of the job as I did it and noticed there is a wiki with other models posted. If I bother to write this one up and send the pix, can it be submitted there? Want to make sure it's worth the effort to do it.
In the meantime I get to go and explore this world of unitrunker, and who knows what?
