ScottPDX
Member
So my 4 year old indoor-only used SDS200 works perfectly.
I have 4 other excellent analog only scanners (actively multi-coupler shared) on an outdoor 25 foot high (extendable to 35 foot high) Tram discone scanner antenna on Mt. Tabor.
But I read here that MCSO will be going ENC in August. MCSO is the only digital unencrypted P25 traffic for my law enforcement listening currently in PDX.
I know that OSP is available on Digital
P25, but it Is also patched over to analog on 154.9350.
So two questions:
1. In my use case, can anyone think of a reason not to sell the SDS200, when I have all fully capable analog scanners for my location of FRS/GMRS/MURS, PDX and other general aviation air traffic and Portland OSP LE listening?
2. While I realize all the above is an anti-sales pitch, anyone interested in a perfect SDS200 with original box and accessories for $600.00?
ScottPDX
I have 4 other excellent analog only scanners (actively multi-coupler shared) on an outdoor 25 foot high (extendable to 35 foot high) Tram discone scanner antenna on Mt. Tabor.
But I read here that MCSO will be going ENC in August. MCSO is the only digital unencrypted P25 traffic for my law enforcement listening currently in PDX.
I know that OSP is available on Digital
P25, but it Is also patched over to analog on 154.9350.
So two questions:
1. In my use case, can anyone think of a reason not to sell the SDS200, when I have all fully capable analog scanners for my location of FRS/GMRS/MURS, PDX and other general aviation air traffic and Portland OSP LE listening?
2. While I realize all the above is an anti-sales pitch, anyone interested in a perfect SDS200 with original box and accessories for $600.00?
ScottPDX
There is enough to listen to on the ORSRP P25 system where you are. Hood River Fire, Wasco Co. SO, Skamania County on UHF, USFS in the Columbia River Gorge on VHF, ODF Fire on VHF. I use to listen to PPB back in the day, all 9 "Nets". I Know , it sucks to be "shut out".
