JoeyC
Senior Member
Thanks for making the file and correcting it.
I found another mistake at Object 00129 which should be 163.775.
I found another mistake at Object 00129 which should be 163.775.
FREE VHF & UHF G BAND SEARCH FILES for GRE PSR-600/500 & PRO197/106
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SOFA_KING
Member
Oh crap! :Red face:
Sorry about that...I'll fix it...and wait for more bugs to be found before another re-do.
Thanks!
Phil
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DaveNF2G
Guest
I have not taken advantage of these files yet, but I do want to thank you for the work that you have put into them.
Phil,
Any chance you can post the info as a .csv file?
I can help convert it to a bunch of different scanner software
formats if I have the info in a .csv file.
Thanks!
Marshall KE4ZNR
Any chance you can post the info as a .csv file?
I can help convert it to a bunch of different scanner software
formats if I have the info in a .csv file.
Thanks!
Marshall KE4ZNR
Steve
Member
If this works there should be a Zip file with all 3 of SOFA_KING's G-Band files (01-18-09 versions) for PSREdit500. I caught a break and had some time to load the files into my 106 and then load them into PSREdit500. If it flubs I will try again.
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SOFA_KING
Member
Corrections
Sorry I have been busy. I made the correction JoeyC pointed out. I also saved all the files as ".bin", then I saw the latest posts. Does anyone need the bin files? Plus I have corrected P500 files. Does anyone want the corrected P500 files?
To Dave...Your welcome Dave. Now go get some NACs!
Would anyone benefit from these files if their scanner did not do NAC searching? How would this work on a different scanner?
I guess if you wanted to scan the freqs and lockout the knowns it would be somewhat useful. I guess...?
Well, go for it!
Phil
Sorry I have been busy. I made the correction JoeyC pointed out. I also saved all the files as ".bin", then I saw the latest posts. Does anyone need the bin files? Plus I have corrected P500 files. Does anyone want the corrected P500 files?
To Dave...Your welcome Dave. Now go get some NACs!
Would anyone benefit from these files if their scanner did not do NAC searching? How would this work on a different scanner?
I guess if you wanted to scan the freqs and lockout the knowns it would be somewhat useful. I guess...?
Well, go for it!
Phil
SOFA_KING
Member
Corrected and Updated 1/21/09
No problem...Glad to share. Just note the correction JoeyC pointed out (163.7750) or download the latest files. This freq is used in my area too! Sorry about that. :doh: Posted below are the latest versions.
I use the combined VHF/UHF file the most. I made a version I call "Active" where I keep moving discovered P25 hits to list 20. I also put hot freqs in the Favorite list and unknowns in the Sky Warn list. Then I update and save it so I only search for new P25 hits. Last night I had a minor band opening to the south and Win500 recorded (file report with audio clips) 3 new P25 hits. All were known Park Service freqs that used to be analog. NAC 555 output and NAC 4A4 + NAC555 on the input. This scanner/software combo is killer!
Here are the latest corrected files (no change to the UHF file):
Phil
No problem...Glad to share. Just note the correction JoeyC pointed out (163.7750) or download the latest files. This freq is used in my area too! Sorry about that. :doh: Posted below are the latest versions.
I use the combined VHF/UHF file the most. I made a version I call "Active" where I keep moving discovered P25 hits to list 20. I also put hot freqs in the Favorite list and unknowns in the Sky Warn list. Then I update and save it so I only search for new P25 hits. Last night I had a minor band opening to the south and Win500 recorded (file report with audio clips) 3 new P25 hits. All were known Park Service freqs that used to be analog. NAC 555 output and NAC 4A4 + NAC555 on the input. This scanner/software combo is killer!
Here are the latest corrected files (no change to the UHF file):
Phil
Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe PSRedit500 software does not (currently) have the logging functionality that Win500 has. That's not to say these files won't work with other brands of scanner control software however.
Wayne
SOFA_KING
Member
Phil
Keep up the great work and thanks for the updated files.
Thanks & roger that~
Just a side note...The FM interference issue was really getting in the way of my VHF monitoring. The S meter was always showing the interference, so out of desperation I decided to try an old RS FM Trap I had lying around. It has been a couple of weeks now since I have had it in line and it works great. No S meter indication any more. Even at ground zero of my local FM transmitter I get no front end desense. An almost useless scanner in the medium to high RF areas has become 100% useful. No more desense! There is a guy on evilBay selling them real cheap that includes shipping. I got two more. The F to BNC adaptors will cost more than the filters! I see no insertion loss problems either. The scanner is hearing distant stations with ease, so go get 'em while you can. RS is no longer selling them and you can't beat that deal.
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SOFA_KING
Member
Bin Files
I had a request for BIN files created from from my Win500 files. I do not know how they will work, so give em a try.
Phil
I had a request for BIN files created from from my Win500 files. I do not know how they will work, so give em a try.
Phil
baybum
Member
What is a .bin file?
SOFA_KING
Member
Binary?
I'm not sure. Win500 gives me a utiliy to "export" my P500 file to Bin format. I think this is a format another program uses. I had a request, so I posted them after exporting. Win500 users are good to go with the P500 files.
Phil
Again I ask any way that the files can be converted to .csv?
Then I can help convert them to other formats.
Marshall KE4ZNR
Convert to CSV
PSR500Edit will let you save it as a text file. I'm sure Win500 and ARC500 will too. All three have a 30 day demo program you can download and experiment with. Save the bin file as a text and import the text into Excel.
Win 500 uses win500 and or bin files (Binary) and PSREdit uses bin.
PSR500Edit will let you save it as a text file. I'm sure Win500 and ARC500 will too. All three have a 30 day demo program you can download and experiment with. Save the bin file as a text and import the text into Excel.
Win 500 uses win500 and or bin files (Binary) and PSREdit uses bin.
mikey60
Member
It's the file in the memory format for the PSR-500/600/Pro-106/197. PSREdit500 uses this format natively, and my free PSR500DL program will also allow you to upload this file format to the scanner. All you need is the cable for that one.
Mike
SOFA_KING
Member
Sorry, I have no way to do that.
Phil
Once you import into Excel you should be able to save as a .csv
jeffkett
Member
Kudos to Phil...
Phil ..thanks for the work on the".bin" files . I am still getting used to the PRO-197 and the PSREdit500 program. Looks like alot of time went into the conversion and it is greatly appreciated.
Jeff
Phil ..thanks for the work on the".bin" files . I am still getting used to the PRO-197 and the PSREdit500 program. Looks like alot of time went into the conversion and it is greatly appreciated.
Jeff
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