I was looking for a police scanner in the $100.00 range which on is best?, or do you think it's better to wait and invest more?, just to give a heads up when the finest are swooping in on our races

 

if your eye sights boo boo cop some lens crafters and get to kno your local boospitter mobiles

 

how bout you take the money you would spend on a police scanner and put that towards racing legally?

 

lol I do race legally, and yes so far we do it visually, which isn't the best way

 

WE GOT COPS COPS COPS COPS COPS!!!!!!! GO!

 

If you race legaly why do you need a scanner for??

 

Because once in a while, taking a trip to the track seems like a long drive

 

check out radio shack they have some go hand held ones for around that price. Thats were i got mine from.

 

Yea but I've seen some ones online that mount to the car (not handheld) that are around 100.00 the same price as the radioshak ones, but seem to work a lot better.

 

What are you worried about cops for if you are doing it legally?
I really dont mean to bash you but that ***** so unsafe man.

 

Lmao that just made my day!!

 

Well I do both, thanks for being polite about it though, I know it's unsafe and it is NOT something I do often, but I am not risking all over investing 100.00 in a good scanner. We do it on a open road with absolutely NO traffic. It is 4 lane, and deserted at night, we don't have crowds of people standing dangerously close to the street, only those racing go. I don't mean to advocate this, but we actually care about how we do it.

 

fool just race stock cars itll be so quet noone will hear

 

lol pretty sure that the local PD has already been given the OP's vital information

 

Find another way home, Pizza Boy.

 

Jackhole!!

 

You could have asked this and all would have been well.

But then you had typing diarrhea and added this. Why?

 

fftopic: is that a 5th gen accord wagon behinde the r32

 

Wait for a 187 in Glendale.

 

There's nothing illegal about owning a police scanner. Some civilians are just interested in what is going on around them, or interested in hearing what their friends and family in uniform are doing.

Since the poster mentioned streets races in his first post, one might have inferred that he was joking, since our anti-street racing, pro-safety point of view is very well known across the Internet.

However, the original poster engaged his detractors in a way that would lead people to believe that he might not be joking, so it is an offence.

The offence should not be repeated if the original poster wishes to remain at the site.

We are opposed to racing on public roads. Period.