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Old January 15th 05, 11:16 AM
Chuck
 
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Default BC 220 XLT reception

I bought a BC 220 XLT, with the rubber antenna that came with it, several
years ago at the NASCAR track to hear the races.

I live in a town that is small enough not to be on a trunked system, so I
have our local PD and FD programmed in.

My question is, how far away should I be able to receive the signal?

I am sure this depends on their transmitter and other variables, but I can
have the scanner in the parking lot at work, about 10 miles from the city,
and barley can receive them. Same for the FD where I work though, I can
barely get them at the house.

I have had 2 other scanners in the past, and they were able to get a good 30
miles minimum and normally much more.


Thanks...

Chuck


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