wolverine
Member
It's been awhile since I've been without a scanner. I was in the scanning hobby, all the way back to the 90's, however with these new digital systems and the poor performance of scanners such as the Uniden BCD396XT, the GRE PSR-500, on P25 simulcast systems, one of my favorite hobbies has been ruined.
With scanners that I've owned in the past, all they would do is garble up. I would have to search for a spot the sit the scanner on, that would give me good reception, but even after awhile, it would start garbling up. No matter the monitoring location, or the settings, same results.
My question is, with the new scanners on the market, such as the Uniden BCD325P2, and the Uniden BCD436HP, how do these scanners receive on the Hamilton county systems that are now on MARCS-IP, for monitoring Cincinnati?
I wouldn't mind buying the Uniden BCD325P2, since it isn't that expensive and I don't want to pay anymore money then I have to, just to be disappointed.
With scanners that I've owned in the past, all they would do is garble up. I would have to search for a spot the sit the scanner on, that would give me good reception, but even after awhile, it would start garbling up. No matter the monitoring location, or the settings, same results.
My question is, with the new scanners on the market, such as the Uniden BCD325P2, and the Uniden BCD436HP, how do these scanners receive on the Hamilton county systems that are now on MARCS-IP, for monitoring Cincinnati?
I wouldn't mind buying the Uniden BCD325P2, since it isn't that expensive and I don't want to pay anymore money then I have to, just to be disappointed.