Re: what's a good hand held scanner for rail fanning?
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Thu Jan 16, 2014 2:16 pmby bpetit
I don't know of any under $100 but the Uniden Bearcat 125AT is perfect. Its $120 though
http://www.amazon.com/Uniden-Bearcat-Ch ... B00772MR0KAlso for scanner frequencies:
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?coid=1
Re: what's a good hand held scanner for rail fanning?
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Fri Jan 17, 2014 9:45 amby arizonachris
Looks like a nice little unit, good price, too. Back in the day, I had a Bearcat scanner when I was taking flying lessons. Thing was like a brick tho. And was twice that price (25 years ago, too). But it saved me money, I could listen to ATIS while I was pre-flighting the plane to get current weather, instead of turning on the avionics master, and running the Hobbs meter (which is how the ground school charges your flight time).
Re: what's a good hand held scanner for rail fanning?
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Thu Jan 23, 2014 12:01 pmby fraserm
mdurdan wrote:Thanks I'll have to get this when I get paid. I've been using an app on my phone that pulls in the CP Sunbury and Reading and Northern but no one has Dellaware-Lackawanna (short line) for streaming.
Thanks again!
Mike - PM me. I have a Realistic (Radio Shack) PRO-39 UHF/VHF rig I can make you a very special deal on if you're interested. Details by PM only.
Marc