Here ya go.....
158.385 for Bus comms...
input is 152.990 pl= 192.8
Remember, use only a FCC Type Certified radio.
Not a lot of chatter but it's there.
-Paul
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Here ya go.....
158.385 for Bus comms...
input is 152.990 pl= 192.8
Remember, use only a FCC Type Certified radio.
Not a lot of chatter but it's there.
-Paul
photodave2k
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My sincerest thanks and appreciation to w7mag Paul for finally figuring out how to program the NCSO Astro25 in to my 436hp. Hopefully the DB will soon be made compatible with the new X36 scanner line.
You are most certainly welcome!
Thanks for all your encouragement!
Making me miss the old analog, conventional days....
OK guys I have what might seem to be a stupid question but after investigating I am at a loss as to what would be the best handheld scanner to buy. Uniden's are all over the market but I have read that they still supply serial cables with their scanners. I want a respectable scanner that will be up to date and includes the ability to receive all the new trunking and digital signals. Any ideas? Thanks Gary
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Hi Gary,
That is a tall order....
There isn't really any scanner that I'm aware of that can decode ALL of
the new trunking and digital formats. It may be best to find one that works
and covers what interests you most for your area.
What major city are you near? Pahrump perhaps?
If so, and you are interested in listening to LV Metro when you go over the hill,
I'd suggest the Uniden BCD436XT Hand Held simply because it will pick
up NCSO and metro's P25 Phase II when that is fully online.
Providing they don't encrypt all of it.
-Paul
Hi Paul, yes Pahrump. My mother is in her 80s and listens to her trunktracker 200 a lot, however it died a few days ago and I am trying to find a new one that I can set up for her.
The Uniden is nice but I am reading that they are very hard to connect to the new or current computer systems and many models need to be upgraded to current standards before they can even be programmed with the frequency database. I am not happy with decision to use serial cables instead of USB. Its been 30 years since I was into radio and am not sure I can even program one. Lol but, I am looking for the latest digital scanner that can receive NCSO and fire, ambulance, and such. No need for anything out of Town. Thanks Gary
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The Uniden is nice but I am reading that they are very hard to connect to the new or current computer systems and many models need to be upgraded to current standards before they can even be programmed with the frequency database. I am not happy with decision to use serial cables instead of USB. Its been 30 years since I was into radio and am not sure I can even program one. Lol but, I am looking for the latest digital scanner that can receive NCSO and fire, ambulance, and such. No need for anything out of Town. Thanks Gary
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Private message me and I'll tell you how I can help.
photodave2k
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I stand corrected,
Dave is correct,
Thanks Dave!
(I'm still having trouble with the whole walking on water thing.... I'm glad you understand
BCD396XT Yes..
I do!
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Have a great upcoming weekend.
Paul
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Have a great upcoming weekend.
Paul
Yup!
Spending the weekend with family and of course,
The Pahrump Fall Festival or whatever it's being called nowdays...
Spending the weekend with family and of course,
The Pahrump Fall Festival or whatever it's being called nowdays...
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