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This post can be considered as a follow up to the Radio Frequencies List.
I just wanted to share a scanner setup I just purchased. As we cover a race, I found it impossible to be monitoring all the freqencies to obtain the best race info.
Today, I purchased a cheap $189 Uniden scanner "Sport Scanner 200".
This little gem can hold 200 assigned fequencies and displayes each frequencie in Alpha format, i.e. "WEATHERMAN".
There is also some nifty software for $30 called WinScan Sport that will let you control and populate the frequency/name list.
The scanner also has a gaggle of other features such as "priority channels" etc.
So, if your team leaks some good info over the 2-way, we have a better chane of reporting it. Beware.. Nah...
PJCinLV
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I just wanted to share a scanner setup I just purchased. As we cover a race, I found it impossible to be monitoring all the freqencies to obtain the best race info.
Today, I purchased a cheap $189 Uniden scanner "Sport Scanner 200".
This little gem can hold 200 assigned fequencies and displayes each frequencie in Alpha format, i.e. "WEATHERMAN".
There is also some nifty software for $30 called WinScan Sport that will let you control and populate the frequency/name list.
The scanner also has a gaggle of other features such as "priority channels" etc.
So, if your team leaks some good info over the 2-way, we have a better chane of reporting it. Beware.. Nah...
PJCinLV
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.off-road.com>http://www.off-road.com</A>
Hated by Eco-Freaks and Bob Yen.