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Most Radio Shack stores are more than happy to program these scanners for free. All they do is take their display model PRO-106 that's already programmed and use it to "clone" PRO-106 scanners that customers bring in needing programmed. It involves hooking both scanners up via a simple data cable...

Isn't this radio illegal to operate in the UK?

Lehigh Acres?... No thanks. I'll stay put in my city with the same population numbers as Lehigh with 135 full time officers on the police force. Worrying about my home constantly while being away would drive me crazy. There's no way I could live with those fears.

Most OTR drivers keep two sets of keys for this very reason. If a receiver actually thinks an OTR driver is handing them their only set of keys... they're pretty stupid.

Our local Kohl's had a stack of these for sale last weekend for $44 each. I was tempted to buy one. Kind of glad I didn't.

@RichMansSon92 Keep in mind this was 1934. Americans knew nothing about Africa other than what was printed in geography books. At a time when unemployment was approaching 30%... kids getting ice cream was like receiving a very special birthday present.

If anyone is having problems accessing the Android Market with their S7 Slim... do a full system reset and let the tablet reload Android OS and all of the software automatically. It will connect to the Android Market flawlessly each and every time after that. This is a known issue.

Surely someone out there from the Kansas City area has an old VHS or Beta tape of Uncle Ed hosting "All Night Live". If you do... please post it to Youtube. Now that would REALLY bring back memories!

Ed Muscare (yep... this guy) was literally a TV "legend" in Kansas City in the 70's and 80's. He got his start in the 60's doing local commercials and news reporting for WDAF radio and TV. His "major" fame was hosting a show called "All Night Live" on channel 41 where he took phone calls from vie...

I'll never forget lying on the bean bags in the basement right in front of the TV every Saturday morning at 10am watching the Telephone Auction on the cable public access channel. They always featured a Sanyo MBC-550 computer system for around $1000 that I drooled over every week... but that was ...

What an awesome haul! That Osborne is worth a fortune to the right collector. I bought one about 20 years ago and gave it to Goodwill when I moved a few years later. I loved that little computer... wish I still had it. It didn't come with system discs or documentation, but I found a company in Co...

I found a pair of Bose Computer Music Monitors selling for $125 in a pawn shop and couldn't justify even paying that price after seeing and hearing them. Ended up buying a Logitech S220 2.1 setup for $24 NIB that I believe sounds every bit just as good.

I have a Dimension 4400 that I bought new in January 2002 and still have... though hasn't been fired up in several years. Same exact specs as this one. Think I paid $1000 for it new. Like all Dells of that era... they were "bulletproof". Never had the slightest problem with mine. They will not ru...

I used a MPC Clientpro as my primary desktop computer for about two years before putting it "out to pasture" several days ago. They are built like tanks and run well. The P4 HT CPU was an awesome processor and is very useful even today. These will run Win 7 surprisingly well with 2 GB or more RAM...

Why do you keep referring to Danielle in your posts? The girl in your videos is NOT Danielle!

Hope you didn't buy anything while you were there. If you did... you paid WAY too much!

I own that CB radio... a 1974 SBE Console II. It's one of the best base CBs ever made. Will definitely hold its own against any new CB equipment sold today.

I own the same radio. The Sidebander CB-8 was produced from 1971-1973 until the Console II was introduced. The CB-8 is fairly rare... much rarer than the Console II (also an awesome radio). Bought mine at a weekend swap meet for $20. Just finished replacing most of the lamps. Receive is near perf...

In my opinion SBE made some of the best CB and scanner equipment ever. It's all high quality and performs flawlessly. I have two of their base CBs... a Console Sidebander from 1971 and a Console II from 1973. For 40 year old radios they work like new and will hold their own against anything new o...

Had a chance to buy a working Tram Titan II for 75 bucks at a hamfest last weekend. Saw it when I first walked in and the hamfest was huge, so wanted to look around a bit before buying. Went back a few minutes later and... sure enough... it was long gone for that price.

Picked up one of these for 10 bucks at a ham radio swap last weekend. Works perfect. Made a contact with it on the first try. Receiver seems fairly sensitive. I'm surprised it performs well since they only cost about 100 bucks new 20 years ago.