Concerning _Pro-2035_, Charles George said to Troy H. Cheek in SCANRADIO:
 CG> I am not real sure about the software/hardware, but I saw an
 CG> article about it in Monitoring Times, but I decided the price was to
 CG> high for me, so I did not read any further.
Well, if you ever run across anything like that again, please snag a copy for 
me.  I'll probably end up going with the 2042, so I'll also be interested in 
any mods you run across for it.
 CG> I am a casual scanner user, I mainly use mine to monitor the
 CG> Airplanes, Trains, Local Transportation, and Police. I also like to
 CG> use it to monitor the VHF/UHF ham bands when talking on a frequency
 CG> but wanting to make use of another frequency at times.
I originally got into scanners to keep up with local happenings while at work 
(I'm security at the county hospital).  20 channels will comfortably hold all 
the common police/emergency frequencies in the area.
Unfortunately, I then developed a habit of listening to the scanner on the 
road, and needed more channels and banks so I wouldn't have to keep 
reprogramming the scanner every time I went out of town.  As I started to 
spend more time looking for new frequencies, I looked to scanners with better 
and better search capabilities, more and more channels, etc.
Somewhere along the line, I realized that I'd just blown completely out of 
the water any plans I had about buying a more modern computer this year.
 CG> I have only about 200 frequencies stored. I use to have the PRO-
 CG> 2006; however; I did not like it as much as the PRO-2035, since I
 CG> could not get in between channels being listened to the way I can
 CG> with the PRO-2035 using the Tune feature.
That is neat, isn't it?
 CG> Itraded the PRO-2006 for some ham gear I wanted at the time.
One guy I know just traded another a 10 channel scanner for a haldheld CB 
radio.  I found out about it because both came to me asking for advice.
... "An armed society is a polite society."
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