NWI_Scanner_Guy
SCANNING THE AIRWAVES SINCE 1987
( probably the first of many LOL )
I received my Home Patrol earlier today, and I must say, so far it has been everything I hoped it would be...and then some. To say that this scanner is "amazing" would be an understatement. And I thought my BC346XT was sensitive; the HP1, I must say, has an even more sensitive "ear" than my 346. Sitting next to each other, it's picking up transmissions (especially on trunked systems) that are passing the 346 right on by. Anyway, I do have one question for now, although I may have more later, so please be patient with an HP1 noob.
Is there any way, short of temporarily avoiding the channel, to continue the scanning process? For example, the HP1 locks onto my local PD, but I don't want to hear them at that moment. On my 346, I can just press 'scan' and it continues the scanning process. Is there an equivalent of a 'scan' button somewhere in the menu of the HP1? I looked through the manual, but didn't see anything mentioned like that, nor was a search through past threads here successful.
Any information will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance.
SSSG
I received my Home Patrol earlier today, and I must say, so far it has been everything I hoped it would be...and then some. To say that this scanner is "amazing" would be an understatement. And I thought my BC346XT was sensitive; the HP1, I must say, has an even more sensitive "ear" than my 346. Sitting next to each other, it's picking up transmissions (especially on trunked systems) that are passing the 346 right on by. Anyway, I do have one question for now, although I may have more later, so please be patient with an HP1 noob.
Is there any way, short of temporarily avoiding the channel, to continue the scanning process? For example, the HP1 locks onto my local PD, but I don't want to hear them at that moment. On my 346, I can just press 'scan' and it continues the scanning process. Is there an equivalent of a 'scan' button somewhere in the menu of the HP1? I looked through the manual, but didn't see anything mentioned like that, nor was a search through past threads here successful.
Any information will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance.
SSSG