What would be a good milcomm scanner for a beginner?To be frank, I am a
grad student and don't earn much!
-Nick

Look for a Pro-43 or a Pro-60 on the used market,
A Uniden 3000 is another choice for a handheld

For a base scanner I love the Pro-2045, the Pro-2004, 2005 or 2006 are
also good choices.

Just a few to consider
Ed

Thanks for you reply!...I almost finalized a Yaesu VR-500 before I
realized that the local PDs and FDs ( am based in DFW) should be of
interest too. So now I am on the hunt for a scanner that has both
milair and trunking capalbilities! The only scanner that looks withing
range is the Uniden BC 250D. Any suggestionns/recommendations?
-Nick

Nick wrote:
Thanks for you reply!...I almost finalized a Yaesu VR-500 before I
realized that the local PDs and FDs ( am based in DFW) should be of
interest too. So now I am on the hunt for a scanner that has both
milair and trunking capalbilities! The only scanner that looks withing
range is the Uniden BC 250D. Any suggestionns/recommendations?
-Nick


Radio Shack PRO-96. Using Don Starr's superb Win '96 program you can
unlock the mil air coverage of the scanner.

Dan

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