Uniden nascar analog scanners

[rwier]

My opinion, the nascar radios certainly work, but the frequencies, drivers are only as good as what is in it. Im saying that every year there is at least a dozen or so changes as drivers changes teams, new drivers come in or teams go away.
Short of course most of the top drivers stay put and most often stay on the same frequencies.

Back in the days gone by, I had excellent success using a subscription available at

Racing Frequency Service

Over a several year period, I was able to load the provided data directly from the computer (website) into various Uniden scanners. Using the proper cable/adapters, I was then able to transfer said data from my scanners directly into similar unloaded scanners at the track (relatives and friends). For last second changes, you could phone racescanners.com right up to race time and manualy make last second changes.

 

[garys]

Yep, missed that one. I credit having NASCAR on it to its demise (only one production run...few sales despite being the best analog trunktracker we ever made).

It was a great scanner. I used it for a variety of tasks for several years. I only sold it to get a 346XT and only did that so I could use only one application to program all of my XT scanners.

 

[Phreakin318]

anyone have or know anyone that has a programming cable a 20-047 believe mr charles said. for the radioshack pro137 1000 race scanner ? thanks agin

 

[NWI_Scanner_Guy]

Yep, missed that one. I credit having NASCAR on it to its demise (only one production run...few sales despite being the best analog trunktracker we ever made).

Yep. Even with all the fancy new digital scanners I own when I want to "go analog," I always go for my 330T. It is one awesome analog scanner.

 

[EvilLithiumMan]

Curse you UPMan and others heaping praise upon the BR330T - now I have to have one. And if you think the Nascar logo is any kind of a detriment to me, here's a pic of favorite Mag-Lite. Color me redneck.

 

[captncarp]

BC330T

Yep, missed that one. I credit having NASCAR on it to its demise (only one production run...few sales despite being the best analog trunktracker we ever made).

What does UPMan base that on as the 330T had excessive "Motor Boating" receiving analog EDACS.

 

[Soundy]

I just picked up a barely-used BC72XLT, nice little unit for the $40 I paid. Gonna take a while to figure out all the controls... I'm guessing these aren't computer-programmable at all?

 

[scottyhetzel]

Yep, missed that one. I credit having NASCAR on it to its demise (only one production run...few sales despite being the best analog trunktracker we ever made).

What makes it the best? Sales or audio? Thank you in advance..

 

[f2shooter]

Two of my very favorite scanners are the 92XLT and the RaceScan. I have two of the 92xlt's, one on an external antenna that just scans trooper frequencies while the other is one I carry most of the time. It just works well. Also two of the RaceScans, one for public safety monitoring and the other for carry. I just wish it had more than 100 channels.

Otis