Looking for someone to setup my scanner

[dchurch]

Hi All, I'm new to scanning, and would like to get my new 396t scanner programmed. I have the demo version of the arc 396 software, I will pay someone for thier help, via either paypal or email money transfer.

It would also be beneficial for this person to be a subscriber here to RR, to be able to download the freqs right into arc396.

Is anyone interested in helping me out with this? please email me here or at dchurch@tnt21.com.

I have alist of frequencys and the setup I would like to have.

Thanks.

 

[trafficdan]

What part of the world are you in?

 

[dchurch]

Lucknow, ontario

Im in Lucknow Ontario canada

 

[dchurch]

ultimately, if someone can set the radio up in arc 396, and then send me the file, I can upload itr to the scanner.... I think I can do that.

 

[ka3jjz]

Assuming you get an ARC396 file, there are still several things that you should be comfortable with and understand, so you know what is really happening, and understand some of the new features of the 396. Someone else, like you, asked the same question in the Maryland forum - check out this thread...

http://www.radioreference.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50799

73s and GL Mike

 

[mikewazowski]

There are files available on Scanont. Just pick the ones you need.

You might need to change the site but it's extremely easy.

You can also followed the sticked thread in the Eastern Canada forum on programming your scanner for Fleetnet. It's a complete step by step instruction list.

 

[k9gunner]

I would be interested in this for my 996T. Anyonbe in Ohio interested?

 

[RISC777]

Moderators:
Something along the lines of the stuff for sell, stuff I want to buy...maybe a dedicated "program my scanner for me" forum ?
(Just a stray, errant thought.)

 

[frankh]

imho, one would do better posting request like that in the regional forums, probably get the right audience there. eg: ohio info, in ohio forum, etc...

 

[Raven95150]

If you really want someone to program your scanner for you, and are willing to pay for it, just bring it to a local radio shop that sells scanners. Most places that sell scanners will also program them. You really should be able to do it yourself though. Although it isnt as good as software you have to pay for, you can get Uniden's software free from their website. If you have all your local information, just enter it into the program and load it into the scanner. You also may be able to find a data file for your area that is compatible with Uniden's software. It is actually pretty easy, after I did it for the first time, I couldnt believe that radio shops actually charge people to do it.