Akuriko
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i think he wants the cheaper ones for air traffic as well as public works and the buses and trains, i dont think he wants to listen to the police or fire or ems, he finds tuning his beafang to gmrs or frs is pretty entertaining, lol
Eaton and Ingham Counties both use simulcast sites (MPSCS statewide system). Any scanner other than the SDS100 and SDS200 may or may not work depending upon his location. The SDS100 and SDS200 are the only scanners specifically designed to receive simulcast systems. At my home, the SDS100 and SDS200 are the only scanners that will receive the Baltimore County simulcast system. All other scanners fail miserably including the BCD325P2, BCD996P2, BCD436HP, and BCD536HP. The SDS scanners are definitely the best choice for the Lansing area.my brother was looking at the BCD325P2 or the BCD996P2, I told him the best for Ingham and Eaton counties is the SDS 100 or SDS 200
You are one lucky person! The HP2 is known not to like simulcast.I am in Allegan, Mi…and my home patrol 2 works pretty darn good.
The key is really your location, relative to the subsites (transmit towers) in the simulcast site.so what would work for Lansing Michigan then?
In your case, one of the simulcast site towers is practically in your back yard. If you are close to one of the towers, the strong signal overrides the weaker, out of sync, signals from transmit towers much farther away.My home patrol 2 also works good in the Lansing area also. A lot depends on your specific location. If you get a new scanner to try just make sure you can return it easily…just in case. I went through 3 great scanners before I found one that works for me.
The TRX-2 is Whistler's top of the line base/mobile. (The hand=held is the TRX-1.)Thanks i will show my brother this, i been asked if i wanted a Whistler TRX-2 as a gift from my room mate, whats the difference between TRX-2 and my 536 or 436? i think i am happier with my 536 and 436.