Engine104
Member since 2005
Hi guys,
I recently purchased a used Pro-162 off eBay. I'm very happy with the radio.
I know that this radio was manufactured by Uniden for RS, but I did have one question that I hope someone can answer in this forum. Is it normal for the radio to stop for about one second on the CC of a local (Orange Co. California) MOT trunked system? It doesn't break squelch and I've checked to be sure I don't have a delay or priority set for the trunked bank's frequencies or TGs. The Pro-162 is the handheld version of the Pro-160 base/mobile.
I'm using ARC-160 for programming and I posted in the Southern California thread to see if I had the correct settings from RR for that system. I apparently do, though ARC-160 wants to set a base freq and offsets, whereas the same system imported to Win 96 (For my Pro-96) shows those fields greyed out.
It's not a major issue, because I'm mainly using the Pro-162 for aircraft and local FDs. This is a great analog scanner and I am very glad I bought it.
Thanks,
-Larry
I recently purchased a used Pro-162 off eBay. I'm very happy with the radio.
I know that this radio was manufactured by Uniden for RS, but I did have one question that I hope someone can answer in this forum. Is it normal for the radio to stop for about one second on the CC of a local (Orange Co. California) MOT trunked system? It doesn't break squelch and I've checked to be sure I don't have a delay or priority set for the trunked bank's frequencies or TGs. The Pro-162 is the handheld version of the Pro-160 base/mobile.
I'm using ARC-160 for programming and I posted in the Southern California thread to see if I had the correct settings from RR for that system. I apparently do, though ARC-160 wants to set a base freq and offsets, whereas the same system imported to Win 96 (For my Pro-96) shows those fields greyed out.
It's not a major issue, because I'm mainly using the Pro-162 for aircraft and local FDs. This is a great analog scanner and I am very glad I bought it.
Thanks,
-Larry