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  1. KevinC

    BC780XLT: BC780XLT wireless control/programming

    With the success on my BCT15 I decided to try it on my BC780XLT. The display has been slowly getting dimmer and dimmer and was almost unreadable. Connected the BT serial adapter, changed the baud rate on both to 19200 (that's the fastest the 780 will do), started ProScan, picked the proper model...
  2. KevinC

    BCT15: BCT15 (original, not X) wireless control/programming

    Has anyone ever used an Air Console to do wireless programming and/or controlling of a BCT15? I haven't thought this through very much so it's possible it's a completely idiotic idea, if so I'm sure someone will point it out (and others will point it out again and again :rolleyes:).
  3. zerg901

    Boston fire buffs had radios in 1929

    Ma Boston 1929 Fire Buffs Had Radios ... Boxes Buzzed : boston globe 1929 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive this is quite the article boston fire was WEY on 1596 kc ... 2 chiefs cars and 3 fireboats had 2 way radios ... and some firebuffs had receivers in their cars...
  4. dirky8713

    Uniden 536hp/ProScan issue

    I’m having an issue when my 536HP is connected to ProScan via WiFi. It’s only when it’s connected to ProScan, if it’s only connected to my WiFi and not ProScan I do not have this issue. My scanner will stop receiving all radio transmissions, as if there is no antenna connected to it at all. You...
  5. V

    Could you turn this radio right?

    I have been building an AM radio, and when powered on I was picking up what id presume to be radio waves (what I'd describe as a mishmash of "whooshing" sporadic oscillations). Alright all items for this project are the following: x1 MAX4026EWP+T op amp IC chip x2 1000 microfarad capacitors...
  6. marksroberson

    Help with a router!!!

    I on working on a router for a friend, his only internet source is his phone, but he would like internet in two places at once. He brought me a MBR1200b and I was wondering if I can put it in repeater mode (repeating his phone's hotspot), I have looked and looked for the option but maybe I am...
  7. Bruce42

    AMTRAK High Speed Wireless

    Does anyone have a reference where one could learn more about this new system? If it doesn't use cellular networks what band is it operating in to communicate with passenger's phones and laptops? The publicity claims it will be SIX times faster than the previous cellular connection. Perhaps...
  8. O

    GW Signal

    Although the signals are now defunct, I would like to introduce myself as the creator of the GW-PSK-2,4,8 and GW-OFDM signals while I was employed by Globe Wireless. From what I understand GW was not very protective of the MODEM specifications (there is no IP). They are basically a service...
  9. wmetech1

    PSR-800 Scanning Wireless Microphone & Intercom Frequencies

    Hello all. I have a part time job doing general sound/lighting/maintenance work in a theater. One day over the weekend, out of boredom, I decided to program the wireless mic and intercom frequencies into my PSR-800 via the EZ Scan software. When entering in any of the 12+ frequencies I have, I...
  10. M

    ProScan streaming from my wireless laptop

    Is it possible to hook up my 996xt to my laptop with it's wifi connection to the main hard wired PC to stream over the internet using Proscan? Or do I have to have the scanner connected to the hard wired PC to make it work?
  11. P

    Home repeater/booster??

    Hey, I'm looking to increase the signal inside my home for my scanner. Anyone know of a product to wirelessly boost the signal within the house. Rather than running an antenna from the roof to the scanner itself? I scan 800mhz range. Would a cellular booster work perhaps? Ideas??
  12. w2xq

    Intel wireless chip

    Just what we need, another source of r.f. pollution to add to the TVs, routers, DSL, cable, wireless phones and control devices. SDR receiver owners will have "fun." Ham radio ops on the HF bands, ugh. Arrgh! Intel Chefs Bake WiFi Into Mobile Chips | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com
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