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780xlt, soon to be following with 895xlt and pro 2006.
I have learned that the quality of your audio is proportional to the quality and routing of cables.. a couple of chokes on noisy wires work wonders
I have learned that the quality of your audio is proportional to the quality and routing of cables.. a couple of chokes on noisy wires work wonders
I am using the Radio Shack PRO-160 because it has CTCSS so I don't get any skip, only the transmissions that I want. I just bought it on closeout at a nearby sore for $99.97.
They are getting hard to find.
It is using an antenna at 40 feet and all being pushed through a Dell Thin Client.
Hope that helps
Obion County, Tennessee (TN) Live Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners on RadioReference.com
They are getting hard to find.
It is using an antenna at 40 feet and all being pushed through a Dell Thin Client.
Hope that helps
Obion County, Tennessee (TN) Live Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners on RadioReference.com
I'm using a RS Pro-83.
I like the Pro-83 for the simple reason of the 10 priority channels. I have each of my channels that I'm pushing programmed into the priority channels in the order that I want to hear them. ( Dispatch first, our F2 next, followed by the surrounding areas F2.)
Works well for me.
I like the Pro-83 for the simple reason of the 10 priority channels. I have each of my channels that I'm pushing programmed into the priority channels in the order that I want to hear them. ( Dispatch first, our F2 next, followed by the surrounding areas F2.)
Works well for me.
I use Uniden scanners because they have a line output vs just unsing the headphone output or speaker out that.
Line out is a MUCH better way to get audio from the scanner to the computer or Instreamer.
Headphone or speaker out has audio amp noise that line out does not have.
Also I find the Uniden's easier to work with & very good on RX.
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