Message posted by lone wolf on October 13, 2006 at 21:12:43 PST:

I remembered one advantage of the BC996T over the BC396T. It has to do with multiple sites, i.e. networked trunked systems. The Nevada Test Site is one example of such a system, where there are 11 different sites. On a Pro-96, you can enter multiple control channels in one bank, i.e. the various control channels for each site. As long as there were two conventional frequencies (i.e. not a control channel) between each control channel, the scanner would lock onto which ever control channels were active. The 396 had a problem with this, but the 996 was tweaked to get around this problem.

In Reply to: Re: Bush in my area posted by Jim on October 13, 2006 at 15:04:37 PST:

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