It may have been posted and I missed it, but does anyone here know who makes the RE3000? Or is it not made by any of the well known companies?
Racing Electronics RE3000
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Racing Electronics RE3000 - first take
I have been using my Uniden SDS100 at NASCAR events for a few years now. This year, I did not have time to properly set up and load the current NASCAR driver frequencies for the Daytona race last night. I purchased a Racing Electronics RE3000 at the track - $252 with tax...
So we don't know.Racing Electronics RE3000 - first take
I have been using my Uniden SDS100 at NASCAR events for a few years now. This year, I did not have time to properly set up and load the current NASCAR driver frequencies for the Daytona race last night. I purchased a Racing Electronics RE3000 at the track - $252 with tax...forums.radioreference.com
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All I know is the information points to that Kimark imported it for Trackscan and Mr Silver formerly of RE is on fcc information on Re3000. Could never get information out of them about it lol. There actually is manufacturing photos of the Re Legend on Kickstart. Probably same.
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Nah they wont budge or even hint at who it is and I've tried. Old RE owner cant confirm deny or comment apparently per some deal.Both that and Trackscan are basically same animal. Trackscan model was procured by a importer export guy, Name I mentioned on another thread. Fcc info for trackscan model only mentioned Kimark the importer.
FYI the Re legend model did show manufacturing facility on the Kickstart. Hint perhaps same?
