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item: uniden bc780xlt 500 ch trunk tracking (trunk tracker III) w/ 3 antennas (glass mount, flex wire, stock), winscan 780 computer software, police call cd, police call book, more software, ac cord, dc cord, box, all paperwork

 

condition: used for only a couple hours, excellent condition, w/ box and all acc

 

price: $300 or best offer (originally paid $550 for scanner, extra antennas, PC software). note that i am motivated to sell, so please make me an offer ... any offer!

 

reason: no time for scanner hobby now

 

email: [email protected]

 

location: kansas city

 

acceptable payment methods: money order, cashier's check, cash (if local)

 

local?: preference given to local buyers

 

shipping: you pay shipping

 

pics of what you are buying:

http://www.kcpimp.com/img/fs/bc780xlt-1.jpg

http://www.kcpimp.com/img/fs/bc780xlt-2.jpg

http://www.kcpimp.com/img/fs/bc780xlt-3.jpg

 

more info on this scanner:

http://www.uniden.com/productpop/00_produc...d_code=BC780XLT

99silveradoz71 Senior Enthusiast

99silveradoz71

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Don't know if I missed it or if you hadn't mentioned it...How old is the scanner? Also, what is all of the software for? I have a Bearcat handheld, but Dad has been wanting something better for around the house- yours can be either a base unit or mobile, correct? Thanks.

jkw Enthusiast

jkw

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the scanner is about a year old, but has only seen a couple of hours use. for most of the last year, it has sat in a shelf with other unused electronic equipment. its definitely in "like new" condition.

 

the software can be used to program the scanner from a pc, or to use a pc for realtime scanning. the pc functionality is great for programming and maintaining lists of frequencies. although it is a 500 ch scanner, you can easily store as many channels/frequencies as you like (thousands and thousands) and quickly program in different frequencies at any time.

 

and yes, this is either base or mobile. it is small enough to be mounted in a dash.

 

the product web site describes it all best of course: http://www.uniden.com/productpop/00_produc...d_code=BC780XLT

 

:thumbs:

 

kw

jkw Enthusiast

jkw

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hey,

sorry for delay in replying. been a busy week of 16-18 hr workdays. finally getting a few minutes to surf the web and answer email.

 

anyway, one of the original (before you) guys who expressed interest left me an IM on another site earlier this week saying that he wanted all of the scanners and frequency counters. if he backs out or changes his mind, then you're next in line. i'll be in touch.

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