Real new to this stuff, so I was wondering can you have conventional, p25 and nxdn48 frequencies all in one favorites list just about 150 frequencies all together. would it cause scanning problems on a sds100? Sorry if it's a stupid question. Thanks for any feedback
SDS100/SDS200: Favorites List
- Thread starter Thekid123
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The more you scan the less you hear. You can have any mix you wish in a fav list.
One of the great features of the Uniden scanners is location control.
This is powerful, because you can turn on/off sites, departments and even trunkgroups using the scanner's location.
And, all the info in the Sentinel database is geo encoded.
By building favorite lists by location, you can use location control to your advantage.
Also, you can use a GPS 'puck' to do this automatically.
Of course, if you want to listen to all 150 at a single location, I suppose the above doesn't matter.
I'd still build separate favorites for stuff and assign quick keys in order to control what is being scanned.
This is powerful, because you can turn on/off sites, departments and even trunkgroups using the scanner's location.
And, all the info in the Sentinel database is geo encoded.
By building favorite lists by location, you can use location control to your advantage.
Also, you can use a GPS 'puck' to do this automatically.
Of course, if you want to listen to all 150 at a single location, I suppose the above doesn't matter.
I'd still build separate favorites for stuff and assign quick keys in order to control what is being scanned.
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