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92naron

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I am a wheelchair bound person with MS and enjoy snooping with my scanner. My unit is an old HH Uniden and I would like to upgrade to a base scanner/exterior antenna. A ny suggestions on a not to expensive unit?
My area in NW Washington is still analog.
 

localknitwits

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I second the BCT15X. Great scanner. Just use software to program it which makes it 1000x quicker and easier. Programming it manually is simple to but takes a lot of time. There's a lot of extra features on the scanner which I'll probably never use but its nice knowing if I want to they are there.
 

greggk

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I realize you said not to expensive, but if your area is now or in the future planning to upgrade to the newer systems, you might want to consider a scanner that can receive Phase 2 transmissions.

The scanner above is not digital as well. Scanner master sells it for $189.00.

My only reason for this advice is that I hate to see someone buy a good analog scanner, spend $200.00 + on it, then find out 6 months down the road you have lost a lot of your scanning capability due to radio upgrades.

I just like to prepare for the future if possible.

As always..just my humble opinion. Good Luck

Greg
 

N8IAA

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His county, plus one city uses LTR Multinet. The city he inquired about is conventional analog. I'm sure that he is good to go with the 15X.
Larry
 
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