[ScanIndiana] BCT8

[Rob Dale]

The 996T is a Base/Mobile that is based on the 396T handheld, but it 
offers many more features. There is no such thing as the 396D.

As for Knox County - the RR database says that Knox Co public safety is 
on an analog system and not SafeT.

  - Rob

Wayne Lovelace wrote:
> Isn't the BC 396T a new version of the 396D? 
> 
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> On Behalf Of Ken Bandy
> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 10:06 AM
> To: Indiana Scanning
> Subject: RE: [ScanIndiana] BCT8
> 
> Don't take my word for it that you won't be able to hear Knox county
> without a digital scanner.  I am in Indianapolis, and basing my
> statement on what I have read.  I would strongly suggest getting on the
> SAFE-T Yahoo Group and checking there with some folks from Knox county.
> 
> As far as a suggested scanner, I use a PRO96 from Radio Shack.  It does
> a decent job, but is pretty big for a portable.  Uniden has come out
> with a BC 396D (I think that's the proper number), that is considerably
> smaller.  Be prepared to part with around $500 for either one of those.