I used to have a BC2500XLT
The 2500 had the count feature, and a button for it, which was nice.
It is nice to not have to hook up to a computer to log everything.
I just bought a 3000xlt off Ebay, which does not have the feature, even though it looks identical to the 2500, and came out around the same time.
Not sure what the differences are.
These older 800 and 900 mhz analog scanners are really handy.
I hope to get one set up to do ATCS when the railroad upgrades its control points to over the air ATCS
I can see the signal, just barely, from Reading, which is about 30 miles away. Not enough to get a usable signal, but when they do Emmaus I am hoping I will be able to get at least the BCP signal.
The terrain is really tough here. All hills and valleys. Just like NY state.
It may actually be more hilly here in PA.
Makes receiving signals real tough.
Thanks
Bill