[TrunkCom] rs and digital

[JEFFREY MICHAEL KENYON]

Well, that is what I am figuring.  would think that Radio Shack would have
to make a digital scanner if they expect to stay in the market.  I can't
believe that Uniden and GRE built all of their trunktrackers.  Its like
working at McDonalds, and getting your meat from Burger King if you know
what I mean.  Why hasn't Radio Shack made something of there own?





On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Brian J Cathcart wrote:

> On Wed, 17 Apr 2002 20:34:50 -0400 (EDT) JEFFREY MICHAEL KENYON
> <at649@tcnet.org> writes:
> > Well, don't any of you  think that RS will build something like they 
> > did to the Pro-92, but it will do digital in addition to all of the 
> > functions that the Pro-92 ghas, but of course that will do EDACS and
> LTR, but
> > hopefully the new digital version hopefully will be minus all the 
> > bugs that the 92 has had?
> 
> 
> The PRO-92 was made by GRE, not Uniden.  Since Uniden is the first to
> develop a digital scanner, you will not see a digital version of the
> PRO-92, at least not initially, and only if GRE develops digital also. 
> The first digital models at Radio Shack will probably be based on the
> Bearcat 250D, or a modified PRO-94 frame.
> 
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> 
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