i love the ltr tracking... and can't wiat unitil the radio is programmed enough to use as i do the radio it will replace (my trusty pro92b).... and can't wait til don finishes win 97.... my fingers are killing me..... 
Sounds like they may have ran over it in good UPS tradition.dustin486 said:Eng74, Normally that means that they have delayed it to do an extensive inspection on the package.
Jim1348 said:I just got a PRO-97 and I have been testing the LTR Repeater Finder function. It appears as if you can program multiple channels in the LTR mode and then scan then conventionally. When the scanner stops on an active frequency it will display an ID number if it is monitoring LTR traffic. Then, if you push the MAN button, it will display "R" and a number following it indicating the home channel number. As many people here already know, the format is displayed as AHHUUU with HH being the Home Repeater Number. But a transmission might have a Home Repeater Number of 5 and be on repeater channel 9 on a given transmission. This may be the best scanner yet for mapping LTR systems.
Jim1348 said:I have experimented some more with this and I have observed that some UHF frequencies when in the manual mode with LTR selected will alternate between more than one repeater number. I suspect that this means that the frequency is a part of an LTR related, but not pure LTR system. For example, it could mean that thye frequency is part of a system that uses Passport or something similar.
Yes. The channel it identifies is the one you want to use when programming it in.Jim1348 said:Eric, so if I see 255 displayed when I hear a key-up every 10 seconds that means it is LTR and the R # is valid?
junior17172003 said:Eng74,
Did I read correctly when you said Win96 allows for centering of tags? I have a new 2096 programmed with Win96, and not sure how to use this feature, if it has it? Any help appreciated. Thanks.
$199 + tax and free shipping from RS D2U. There went the state tax refund!cnmsales said:Just wondering what is the pro-97 running in cost?
Thanks.