BCD396T verses BC250D/296D line

[jondeaux]

Hey i havent been reading your posts here like a good boy, i mainly read northwestradio.com boards and see if anything good there, but right now i currently am serving in iraq , with a bc 250d and card installed, not much of radio technology here, either all of it is encrypted and cant be recieved or most of it where im at is in arabic. but anyways. right now i have a bc 250d with card. i would like to see full specifications of the new 396 if thats available,. reason is id like a good reason to change out my 250d for the 396. good sales pitch, or something. that and ive poured alot of time into setting up the banks, with frequencies and talkgroups

 

[Voyager]

Hey i havent been reading your posts here like a good boy, i mainly read northwestradio.com boards and see if anything good there, but right now i currently am serving in iraq , with a bc 250d and card installed, not much of radio technology here, either all of it is encrypted and cant be recieved or most of it where im at is in arabic. but anyways. right now i have a bc 250d with card. i would like to see full specifications of the new 396 if thats available,. reason is id like a good reason to change out my 250d for the 396. good sales pitch, or something. that and ive poured alot of time into setting up the banks, with frequencies and talkgroups

The Close Call feature is a good reason, as is the dynamic memory management. Read the thread on the BCD396T here:
http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=17995

Joe M.

 

[cellblock776]

off topic but ...

but right now i currently am serving in iraq ,

As a former First Cav M1 tanker who served in Operations Desert Shield/Storm I'd like to thank you for your service and wish you and your buddies a safe return.
If you are in or near Bagdad keep 144.225MHz in your scanner. That's the Ham Radio freq which is connected to ECHOLINK so hams around the world can link in. It is listed as ECHOLINK node # 209608 and the call is YI1IRQ-L .
Steve
http://www.geocities.com/cellblock776