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Tom

[@Dbodell8000]

I have a 220 from the late 70s. It still works great😀

[@greggaieck4808]

Toms radio room your utube videos are awesome

[@dennisschnobrich9288]

I bought this scanner back in 1979. It was a big improvement over the BC 210 which was my first scanner.

[@greggaieck4808]

Toms radio room your Bearcat 250 police scanner is cool

[@Palosrob]

I have a bearcat 210 that I bought in 1978 and still use to this very day. I have my favorite local repeaters programmed into it. Congratulations on the subscriber news!

[@hamrad88]

Thanks and have a great day,

[@jimtailor6609]

I had a 210XL. I think it had 18 channel capacity and had a virtually identical case with a green display. It finally gave it up a few years ago. The holes are for a vehicle mount. Mine stopped working on AC power after a very short time and I continued to use it for many years with a DC power supply. It didn't have all the features you've described on this model.

[@hamrad88]

Thanks for the info and have a great day.

[@ChadQuick270W]

P3982 on the back means the 39th week of 1082 and this unit was made in Puerto Rico. A “C” would denote Cumberland, Indiana. Very upscale unit for the time. 😎

[@Larrymarx]

Tom!!! I remembered this scanner... :-) Thanks for taking the time to make and post this video... LM

[@hamrad88]

You are very welcome and thanks for stopping by.

[@backdraft763]

I believe your adapter for the antenna wont fit because there is a adapter in there. I believe that's the silver peace that is sticking out slightly from the antenna jack you should be able to pull that out and put the regular Motorola adapter in.

[@hamrad88]

Thanks

[@Viper1392000]

That scanner is almost as old as I am. Still works too

[@ConrailGeep]

4:12 what type of antenna adapter were you using I'm trying to find an automotive type antenna jack to BNC connector but I can't find one anywhere

[@hamrad88]

This might work. I found it on Amazon. Eightwood BNC Male to Motorola AM/FM Male Plug Extension Lead 12 inches Coax RG58 for Car Radio Antenna

[@1diotwithideas]

Cant wait to get me a scanner again

[@hamrad88]

With the shortwave bands being dead, it is great to have a scanner radio for VHF/UHF listening.

[@jeffking291]

📻🙂

[@finderskeepers5343]

That was just laying around? For shame!!!

[@hamrad88]

I know. I know.