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From: ehr@uncecs.edu (Ernest H. Robl)
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Subject: Re: Need Info on Radio Shack Sscanners
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Date: 1 Aug 90 05:42:07 GMT
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In article <10263@accuvax.nwu.edu>, cgw@vaxb.acs.unt.edu writes:

[Discussion of interest in Radio Shack scanner on sale deleted.]

Before purchasing, you may also want to check out the prices offered
by Scanner World, USA, a major mail order dealer that carries a wide
range of scanners and accessories, usually below prices available in
local stores.

Their address is 10 New Scotland Ave., Albany, NY 12208; (518)
436-9606.

I've purchased several items from them over the years -- I use
scanners to listen to railroad operations -- and have no other
connection with them.  Once you get on their mailing list, you'll get
a 60+ page catalog about every other month or so.


Ernest H. Robl (ehr@ecsvax)  Durham, NC, USA  (919) 286-3845


[Moderator's Note: I can also vouch for this company. I receive their
catalogs and have purchased a couple things in the past. Their service
is pretty fast, and their prices are decent.   PT]