everettes
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After getting a good feeling about this software from reading about the other ARC software I bought it. I've been using the ARC396 software for quite a few hours now and I'm not seeing the advantage of it. It seemed to complicate programming 10 fold over the Uniden software and RRDB reader.
Now that I've spent my $40. I think it's better for me to stick with the Uniden software and RRDB reader. All I have to do is assign channels to groups and BOOM. If ARC would do what RRDBReader does, and then simply let me drag and drop the channels to the talkgroups, I would have been very impressed. I had written a lot more, but didn't want to get flamed too much for being too negative, and I know I haven't given it a lot of time to adjust for the learning curve. I can already tell that ARC is a program that will only try my patience (or impatience as it where
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I'd say overall what left me wanting more was the claim "Import Data directly from RadioReference Database". I'd hardly call it that. Except for assigning channels to groups, RRDBReader really does import directly from RR.
If my ARC396 software purchase is transferable, someone is welcome to it. I've spent my $40, someone might as well get use of it.
If Upman is responsible for the Uniden software, congrats. Uniden software combined with RRDBReader makes it fast and simple. And free.
Now that I've spent my $40. I think it's better for me to stick with the Uniden software and RRDB reader. All I have to do is assign channels to groups and BOOM. If ARC would do what RRDBReader does, and then simply let me drag and drop the channels to the talkgroups, I would have been very impressed. I had written a lot more, but didn't want to get flamed too much for being too negative, and I know I haven't given it a lot of time to adjust for the learning curve. I can already tell that ARC is a program that will only try my patience (or impatience as it where
I'd say overall what left me wanting more was the claim "Import Data directly from RadioReference Database". I'd hardly call it that. Except for assigning channels to groups, RRDBReader really does import directly from RR.
If my ARC396 software purchase is transferable, someone is welcome to it. I've spent my $40, someone might as well get use of it.
If Upman is responsible for the Uniden software, congrats. Uniden software combined with RRDBReader makes it fast and simple. And free.