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Due to the very few responses to your post I will add this.
I could mention lots of reasons perhaps, but here is just one, and in my mind, the 'clincher'
'Q-DB' - The AR-DV1 may not do everything some individual scanners can, although it does other things most cannot. It is certainly not cheap. However only eSPYonARD has ever achieved this level of frequency acquisition and control, which seems to me probably the 'bottom line' for many radio enthusiasts.
Together they have achieved something that many would have believed impossible.
As the program is only available for the AR-DV1, then that is my answer in a nutshell.
Cheers
When the AR-DV1 first came out there was a lot of disappointment that it did not follow trunked systems as well as other short comings that begged the question, Why spend more than twice as much on a receiver that can't do as much as the Uniden HP536? It seems as though with the development of the E-spy software the tables may have turned. I would like to see a discussion about how this software has impacted the functionality of the AOR DV-1 and what this receiver/ software combo can do that a top of the line Uniden or Whistler digital scanner can not do. In other words, The radio enthusiast would pay a premium for this receiver and software because...
Due to the very few responses to your post I will add this.
I could mention lots of reasons perhaps, but here is just one, and in my mind, the 'clincher'
The radio enthusiast would pay a premium for this receiver and software because...
'Q-DB' - The AR-DV1 may not do everything some individual scanners can, although it does other things most cannot. It is certainly not cheap. However only eSPYonARD has ever achieved this level of frequency acquisition and control, which seems to me probably the 'bottom line' for many radio enthusiasts.
Together they have achieved something that many would have believed impossible.
As the program is only available for the AR-DV1, then that is my answer in a nutshell.
Cheers