In one of the other threads it was stated to put in a conventional dummy freq in between each control channel.
It was stated that this will force the radio into checking all the control channels instead of parking on the first signal.
Can someone explain to me what this does exactly.
Are you saying that putting in the conventional freq forces the pro-96 to constantly scan all the control channels? So I am assuming that is forces the radio to listen to each control channel for 3 or 4 seconds and then scan onto the next control channel if there is no activity. Is this right and does it actually work and if it does, how does putting a conventional freq in between force the radio into scanning all the controls. I guess I don't understand that and I also don't understand why you would do this. Maybe most of you have your banks setup differently than I do.
I would be interested in know how many of you out there do this way of programming and why?
Thanks,
Dave
It was stated that this will force the radio into checking all the control channels instead of parking on the first signal.
Can someone explain to me what this does exactly.
Are you saying that putting in the conventional freq forces the pro-96 to constantly scan all the control channels? So I am assuming that is forces the radio to listen to each control channel for 3 or 4 seconds and then scan onto the next control channel if there is no activity. Is this right and does it actually work and if it does, how does putting a conventional freq in between force the radio into scanning all the controls. I guess I don't understand that and I also don't understand why you would do this. Maybe most of you have your banks setup differently than I do.
I would be interested in know how many of you out there do this way of programming and why?
Thanks,
Dave