[TrunkCom] Hey Uniden, an idea
Todd Hartzel
[email protected]
Tue, 8 Jan 2002 13:55:24 -0600
Greetings Michael,
I absolutely agree with you. Your comments are
exactly what I was thinking too.
On 8 Jan 2002 at 14:25, Michael Wallach wrote:
> I am only speculating, but here are my thoughts as to why they might not be
> including the digital capability already built in.
>
> The new units will have features the current ones don't, even without the
> digital card (e.g. 1100 channels vs. 500 for the 780). Keeping this in
> mind, they can cater to three user communities. First, they can sell the
> scanner without digital to customers wanting to upgrade their equipment,
> but do not need digital capability, and would not make the purchase if the
> cost is too high because of an undesired feature. Second, they can sell
> the unit and card to people wanting digital, perhaps with a package
> discount. Third, they can sell the card at a cost higher then if the card
> was bought with the scanner as an after purchase option to users who later
> need digital if agencies in their area change. This gives them a pretty
> flexible marketing strategy.
>
> Michael
>
> At 1/8/2002 13:16, you wrote:
> >Now come on now. Why not just include that option in each new Radio
> >Scanner model?
> >
> > >>> [email protected] 01/08/02 01:05PM >>>
> >The BC250D is the hand held model. The BC785D is the desktop model. The
> >BCi25D is an add-in card for both models that makes them capable of
> >monitoring digital systems conforming to the APCO-25 standard.
>
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