Does anyone know how many MicroP25RX's were made, or what they're worth now?
What's a MicroP25RX worth?
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Blackswan73
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Made in Kennewick, Washington State by a single proprietor. Excellent scanner but no source for repair or parts. Owner died last July taking the Bluetail line of scanners with him. Probably no more than a couple of dozen were made. If you want to sell it you can probably find a buyer here.
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I have less than a hundred members on the forum, and that covers all the Bluetail scanner models, so I would estimate that there is no more than 500 units total across all models
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Blackswan73
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The MicroP25RX was Todd’s first attempt at a completely self contained portable scanner. It was superseded by the Nano. The final Bluetail scanner was the Eagle, a small self contained hand held scanner about the size of a pack of cigarettes. As near as I have been able to determine, there was only three Eagle prototypes produced, making it the rarest of the Bluetail line. There is an ongoing series on the forum of a base/mobile self-contained scanner I have dubbed the Eagle II. I am using a Nano as the basis for this build, but it could also be done using a Micro
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I'm a fan of the original P25RX, I have both a 1 and II, they all do great with Multicast. But I haven't been using the Micro for over a year now and hope to find it a home for it. I just have too much stuff sitting around taking space these days!
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