DOE Convoy Comms & Re: [FedCom] Transporter Picture

[lists]

I checked a bit more and the Pro-97 is indeed a GRE product. 
[Starrsoft.com only supports GRE.] The BC246 doesn't have mil air. 
Granted this is fedcom, but I'm sure most on the list want mil air. So 
the closest radio to the Pro-97 would be the Uniden BR330T.

Now if I could find a comparison of "close call" and "signal stalker."


lists wrote:
> The pro-96 sounds quite good on astro. Those who own moto radios say the 
>  pro-96 sounds better then their radio.
> 
> I believe the Pro-97 is an Uniden OEM.
> <http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&category%5Fname=CTLG%5F008%5F009%5F010%5F003&product%5Fid=20%2D527> 
> 
> Signal Stalker = Close call????
> 
> I don't have a radio with close call, but saw one in action. The 
> "target" no longer had their frequencies in the FCC database, though 
> with a great deal of work I found their FCC application. The guy with 
> Close Call didn't need to go through such effort as he found every 
> frequency I had while on scene.
> 
> I see the Pro-97 is on sale at the moment for $180. Even less than the 
> BC246 mail order.
> 
> 
> News1 wrote:
> 
>> Good point on the close call/246. I've yet to hear a scanner that really
>> sounds good on P-25. The reason I like Astro radios! Interesting point on
>> the legal issue but like the radio stuff the feds use are not under 
>> the FCC
>> I suspect that DOE can do what ever they want under "national security".
>> Terry
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