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Alex (who tried to convince me to race in the Gumball Rally on more than one occasion) has a great article detailing his experiences with radio scanners "When was the last time you saw a trucker pulled over for speeding? I'd always assumed that truckers tipped each other off about speed traps via CB radio. But their secret weapon is the humble radio scanner. Here's how to pick a scanner..." Link.
World's Greatest... Radio Scanners
Alex (who tried to convince me to race in the Gumball Rally on more than one occasion) has a great article detailing his experiences with radio scanners "When was the last time you saw a trucker pulled over for speeding? I'd always assumed that truckers tipped each other off about speed traps via CB radio. But their secret weapon is the humble radio scanner. Here's how to pick a scanner..." Link.
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Nov 23, 2005 07:40 AM
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MAKErs who want to hear mostly analogue frequencies would be wise to get an old PRO-2006 scanner off of ebay. The PRO-200X series weren't only the most-hacked scanners, but they are some of the most hackable hardware of any type.
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