I just noticed something, Instead of freescan uploading the system as Mot Type 2 P25, It keeps sending it as P25 standard digital XT.
As far as band plan, It has one freq listed twice with two different spacing steps...
That's not a problem with the system type. Motorola Type 2 P25 was what you had to use on the original 396T. The later scanners, 396XT, and now the 325P2, have the P25 system type as one of the choices.
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Simulcast digital distortion - The RadioReference Wiki
Simulcast can be a pain. Sometimes, less antenna is better than one that provides a stronger signal. Another thing that can work, in some cases, is to use a directional antenna, like a yagi, and aim it at one specific site. If you can aim it at a site that is in a different direction than where most are grouped, you might be able to get the scanner to work. There's no magic trick, just some trial and error. But in some cases, your only viable otion is to upgrade to the SDS100 or SDS00, or perhaps one of the Unication devices. Whistler has announced their own 'simulcast beater' scanners are in development, the TRX100 and TRX200. Original release date was for fourth quarter of last year. That was updated to the first quarter of this year, but now has moved to the second quarter of this year (April thru June time frame). There hasn't been a recent update on their progress, and until they are actually released for purchase, no way to know how they will handle simulcast in comparison to the Uniden models.