Clarification on use of the word "problem"
I know this is OT for the specific topic of this thread, but I should clarify something to prevent misunderstandings or wrong-suggestions related to my earlier post:
So the problems are starting to show up now on these new scanners?
The word "problem" as (formerly) used in the referenced Wiki-page, was used broadly because the problem might be with new-user experience-level, or with technicalities-in-jargon, or with procedural details omitted from published documents, or actual device-fault...any "problem" for which a question was being asked (and answered) "frequently". The word "problem" was not, in itself, a review and/or report on any of the x36 scanner models. (I selected the word based on personal grammatical preference. A Wiki-admin restructured the page and removed the entire subsection's title later that day.)
The FAQ on the Wiki-page was an early attempt to capture bits of knowledge from this thread (and other x36-related threads) and collect them in a central location for convenient reference, like most any FAQ.
A forums-moderator, Marshall, KE4ZNR, created the following sticky thread to be a more convenient collection-point here in the Uniden forum:
Uniden BCD436/536HP FAQ. and INFO READ THIS 1st!!
Hopefully, it will help many people as they learn about their new x36 scanners.
If you check the other x36-related threads, I think you'll find the majority of opinions favorable even if some people found that a few certain characteristics did not match their personal preferences.
Sorry for any grammatical confusion that resulted from the word-choice,