[Scan-DC] GRE Scanners ?

Andrew Clegg w4jecom at w4je.com
Wed Oct 3 07:23:51 EDT 2007


It also seems to be that RS/GRE scanners also include the covered frequency
bands printed on the back of the radio (usually on the battery compartment
cover), but Uniden's do not.

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On Tue, 2 Oct 2007 09:28:29 -0400 "Andrew Clegg" <w4jecom at w4je.com>
writes:
> Charles,
>
> GRE has been making scanners for Radio Shack for many years.

The rule of thumb used to be that you could tell the GRE-made RS scanners
from the Uniden-made RS scanners by the location of the keypad and
speaker. On the front of GRE-made scanners, the keypad was on the bottom
and the speaker was on the top. On Uniden-made scanners, the keypad was
on the top and the speaker was on the bottom. The bottom row of keys on
the Uniden-made scanners was "dot-zero-E," while on GRE-made scanners,
the bottom row of keys was "zero-dot-E." Uniden-made scanners tended to
use four AA-cells, while GRE-scanners tended to use six AA-cells.

Let me guess: yours wasn't like that.

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