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This is the scanner I ask about a while back. No one on this list seemd to
have much info on it. I hear it's not easy to program for a blind person.
I finally ended up getting the pro-97 on sale at Radio Shack. One of the
local hams emailed me the p97 file for the programming software win97. I'm
very happy with scanner.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeff Kenyon" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 1:08 PM
Subject: off topic, question about the 396T scanner
> Hi everyone, I have a questioni about the Uniden BC396T scanner. On
> another list someone came on who is legally blind and is considering the
> purchase of a scanner that does digital and trunktracks as he lives in an
> area with an APCO-25 trunked system that is not encrypted, and he is
> looking into the Pro-96, but then someone suggested the BCD396T scanner.
> I asked about programming and this person then said that it is different
> from other scanners and is flash upgradeable when upgrades come to
> things.
> I'm just curious if anyone has used one with no vision, and how well does
> the software work with JAWS, and how easy is it to program?
>
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