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by **some..** » Sat, 21 Mar 1998 04:00:00

Quote:>Howdy everyone!

>I just purchased a BC-895 the other day, and I love it.
>However, I have noticed something with it that I'm rather
>worried about. I don't know if its normal, but this is my
>first scanner that isn't a handheld. Anyways, the
>wall wart gets extremely warm when it's left on for even
>just as little as an hour. This isn't normal, is it?

>Thanks,
>Scott

Scott,
Every Uniden scanner I have, whether hand held and having the battery
recharged or any of my base scanners, all the wall plugs/transformers
are warm within a couple of minutes of being pluged in. It's normal
as far as they all do it.

by **Scott M. Wros** » Sun, 22 Mar 1998 04:00:00

Howdy everyone!

I just purchased a BC-895 the other day, and I love it.
However, I have noticed something with it that I'm rather
worried about. I don't know if its normal, but this is my
first scanner that isn't a handheld. Anyways, the
wall wart gets extremely warm when it's left on for even
just as little as an hour. This isn't normal, is it?

Thanks,
Scott

by **Scott M. Wros** » Sun, 22 Mar 1998 04:00:00

>>I just purchased a BC-895 the other day, and I love it.
>>However, I have noticed something with it that I'm rather
>>worried about. I don't know if its normal, but this is my
>>first scanner that isn't a handheld. Anyways, the
>>wall wart gets extremely warm when it's left on for even
>>just as little as an hour. This isn't normal, is it?
>Every Uniden scanner I have, whether hand held and having the battery
>recharged or any of my base scanners, all the wall plugs/transformers
>are warm within a couple of minutes of being pluged in. It's normal
>as far as they all do it.

Strange. But, the Pro-46 is also made by Uniden, isn't it?
I don't have that problem with that scanner. But, thanks for the
input though. I wasn't sure if that was normal or not. :)

Scott

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