lars128
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My Pro 90 recently suffered a pretty nasty accident, snapping the volume and squelch switches off the board. I managed to get the old ones off and I have what I think are the right part numbers from Radio Shack.
So the question is should I go ahead and fix this? I have no problems with the features of the scanner - it scanned mostly AAR channels and our local analog trunked system. No alpha tagging never really bothered me too much as I set up my banks pretty well. The only thing I really don't like is not being able to scan trunked and non-trunked at the same time. It is the only scanner I have really used so I have no idea of how well it actually performs compared to other models. Parts look to be about $25.
1) So is trying to fix this a nightmare I should avoid? 2) Is there another scanner that will really beat the Pro 90 on performance (that I can buy for under $100) that is worth looking into? 3) Does anyone want to buy/sell some Pro 90 parts?
So the question is should I go ahead and fix this? I have no problems with the features of the scanner - it scanned mostly AAR channels and our local analog trunked system. No alpha tagging never really bothered me too much as I set up my banks pretty well. The only thing I really don't like is not being able to scan trunked and non-trunked at the same time. It is the only scanner I have really used so I have no idea of how well it actually performs compared to other models. Parts look to be about $25.
1) So is trying to fix this a nightmare I should avoid? 2) Is there another scanner that will really beat the Pro 90 on performance (that I can buy for under $100) that is worth looking into? 3) Does anyone want to buy/sell some Pro 90 parts?
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