Does anyone have this radio I been trying to set it up to just scan inthe railroad band
can`t seem to get it to do that anyone have any suggestion.
Thanks Rick
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Tom;
I do not know much about the Yeasu Radio--Last one I saw was in RVN ( up on Monkey Mtn in 1967).
But WELCOME to this FORUM.
Judging by your signature note about photography. You'll see some pretty good photos displayed here and as well as the Magazine's staff with their bi-weekly Photo Feature; not to mention your future contributions!
SOOOO!
samfp1943Tom; I do not know much about the Yeasu Radio--Last one I saw was in RVN ( up on Monkey Mtn in 1967). But WELCOME to this FORUM. Judging by your signature note about photography. You'll see some pretty good photos displayed here and as well as the Magazine's staff with their bi-weekly Photo Feature; not to mention your future contributions! SOOOO!
As for the radio, I don't transmit on it myself, so the membrane over the mic doesn't bother me - I strictly use it as a scanner. And as a scanner, it blows away any scanner I've ever used in terms of range, unwanted signal rejection (pagers, crosstalk, etc.), etc. Around here in southeastern Connecticut, I can usually pick up the head end radio at about 12-15 miles, and a handheld at about 5-7 miles. The downside is that it is for a narrow band of frequencies, so I can't monitor for a marker "chirp" like I can on a regular scanner. But that's one disadvantage I'd accept...
-Tom
Thanks for the help
Tom
question for you since you have one of these radios how doou make it scan in memeroy
I have loaded all the frenquencies into the radio.It would`t scann..have them loaded into bank one
any sugestion?
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