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carddude99
PostPosted: Sat Sep 02, 2006 11:23 pm 
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I notice alot of trunk us military systems now exist. My scanner cannot program these since it only does the 800 one. Which scanner doess the 400 mhz trunked systems?
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most scanners scan 29-54 108-137 138-174 406-512 820.00 ?? best bet is to get a radio shack pro 2052 it also scans milair or you can get a pro 2050 for I think $ 149.95 the 2052 I think is $249.95 :D

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Michael R.
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try the Uniden Models BR330T works great and the BC396T witch you can follow McChord since they are P-25.

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 Post subject: 450mhz trunked systems
PostPosted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 4:43 pm 
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I am a HUGE fan of the Radio Shack Pro 2067 and the Radio Shack Pro-92. These 2 scanners offer amazing features and are also able to decipher pl tones. I'm glad I have both.

Another option, although more expensive, is a Kenwood 2-way radio. The TK-890 is the UHF version. You can find some decent deals on ebay.

Personally for VHF listening I have a Kenwood TK-730. Extremely sensitive and is able to scan up to 99 channels.

Here are the Kenwood models and which band are set up for:
TK-690 - Low Band
TK-890 - UHF (450)
TK-790 - VHF (136-174)
TK-980 - 800mhz

You might be asking so the answer is yes, I work for a 2-way radio dealer who sells Kenwood, Icom, Maxon, and Patriot brands.

Brian J. Preston
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uniden bc296d / bcd396t /bcd996t
all can trunktrack 400mhz systems
also decode P25 digital
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