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July 20th 05, 05:10 PM
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Someone at Uniden smoking something good?
Was wondering if anybody has ever heard of these new NASCAR scanners from
Uniden? The BC78XLT, or maybe the BC98XLT, or how about the BC230? Me neither..... Whoever wrote up this Spec Sheet must have been on a good high that day. Front page is fine, back page lists non-existent hardware, even at the bottom, where all three units have the same barcode... http://www.uniden.com/productpop/BC72XLT_ss.pdf |
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July 20th 05, 06:46 PM
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Are they Canadian, American, or European Part numbers?
Jack "PowerHouse Communications" wrote in message ... Was wondering if anybody has ever heard of these new NASCAR scanners from Uniden? The BC78XLT, or maybe the BC98XLT, or how about the BC230? Me neither..... Whoever wrote up this Spec Sheet must have been on a good high that day. Front page is fine, back page lists non-existent hardware, even at the bottom, where all three units have the same barcode... http://www.uniden.com/productpop/BC72XLT_ss.pdf |
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July 21st 05, 12:23 AM
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They have been available for some time at racescan.com , the bc230 is the
sc230. "PowerHouse Communications" schreef in bericht ... Was wondering if anybody has ever heard of these new NASCAR scanners from Uniden? The BC78XLT, or maybe the BC98XLT, or how about the BC230? Me neither..... |
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July 21st 05, 01:41 AM
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These would be American, and I'd also assume Canadian, as I don't believe
Uniden has alternate part numbers for the Canadian market, though I could be wrong... In any case, the two responses I have received so far are analyzing this thing too much... I was just pointing out some pretty bad mistakes in the Spec Sheet... Just requires a look and a laugh; no analysis or additional questions are required to accomplish this... "Jack Ricci" wrote in message ... Are they Canadian, American, or European Part numbers? Jack "PowerHouse Communications" wrote in message ... Was wondering if anybody has ever heard of these new NASCAR scanners from Uniden? The BC78XLT, or maybe the BC98XLT, or how about the BC230? Me neither..... Whoever wrote up this Spec Sheet must have been on a good high that day. Front page is fine, back page lists non-existent hardware, even at the bottom, where all three units have the same barcode... http://www.uniden.com/productpop/BC72XLT_ss.pdf |
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July 21st 05, 03:29 AM
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"PowerHouse Communications" wrote in message ... Was wondering if anybody has ever heard of these new NASCAR scanners from Uniden? The BC78XLT, or maybe the BC98XLT, or how about the BC230? Me neither..... Whoever wrote up this Spec Sheet must have been on a good high that day. Front page is fine, back page lists non-existent hardware, even at the bottom, where all three units have the same barcode... http://www.uniden.com/productpop/BC72XLT_ss.pdf Last month a guy came into our radio shop for me to teach him how to program these scanners (72XLT). Even though he had the manual, he couldn't figure it out. |
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July 21st 05, 05:41 PM
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RadAct wrote:
"PowerHouse Communications" wrote in message ... Was wondering if anybody has ever heard of these new NASCAR scanners from Uniden? The BC78XLT, or maybe the BC98XLT, or how about the BC230? Me neither..... Whoever wrote up this Spec Sheet must have been on a good high that day. Front page is fine, back page lists non-existent hardware, even at the bottom, where all three units have the same barcode... http://www.uniden.com/productpop/BC72XLT_ss.pdf Last month a guy came into our radio shop for me to teach him how to program these scanners (72XLT). Even though he had the manual, he couldn't figure it out. I don't think it is a matter of intelligence, but some people simply have not had much, if any, real exposure to following complex instructions and their minds simply freeze under the pressure. When walked through the process slowly and methodically, they tend to then understand what the words actually mean. We forget that scanner instructions are laced with specific wording and phrasing that one can find nowhere else outside of the scanner world, i.e., a backwater dialect. Q |
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