Before I buy a Uniden, I have 2 questions...

[kc8qln]

I returned my Pro-96, because I think I will like the Uniden's better. For one, my Pro-96 did not cover MilAir.

Anyway, I want to get a 996T, and here are my 2 questions

1) Do Quick Keys kind of work like Radio Shack V-Folders?
- V folders save configurations which can be recalled. It seems Quick keys do this.
- V folders have banks that can be disabled. Is the equivalent Group Keys?

2) Do I just "dump" everything (all my truncked system frequiencies) into the dynamically allocated memories?
- The Pro96 could only take 1 truncked system per bank.
- I assume you group 1 truncked system per group Key?

As soon as I understand this, I will order my 996T....

Thanks guys

 

[DaveIN]

First of all, forget Banks and Channels, this is not you fathers scanner.
Read UPman's Man-Machine Interface for a general idea of how to program "Dynamic Memory": http://www.grove-ent.com/SCANNERPROGRAMMING.htm

Next read this 996 Question and Answer: http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/BCD996T_QandA
Check out this 996 Wiki: http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/BCD996T