Viper652
Moderated
I couldnt believe how horribly it was set up, not to mention the 10,000 page instruction manual that came with it on CD.
It had THREE function keys, THREE. The thing I couldnt get over is that the simplest thing to do (Just putting in conventional frequencies) was the hardest thing to do.
I then looked up the Uniden 396t and instantly knew it would be easier with far fewer buttons on it. I received it a few weeks later and I figured out how to program it with barely looking at the instruction manual. Pretty amazing.
GRE needs to do something in order to simplify their digital scanners, or Uniden will leave them in the dust.
It had THREE function keys, THREE. The thing I couldnt get over is that the simplest thing to do (Just putting in conventional frequencies) was the hardest thing to do.
I then looked up the Uniden 396t and instantly knew it would be easier with far fewer buttons on it. I received it a few weeks later and I figured out how to program it with barely looking at the instruction manual. Pretty amazing.
GRE needs to do something in order to simplify their digital scanners, or Uniden will leave them in the dust.