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Can you go higher or is 32GB the largest size that will work?
I disagree with your statement about the simulcast. I have a 325P2 and it receives fine on P2, as well does my HP2. It is all LOCATION LOCATIONHave you ever heard of simulcast? Or tried to receive it with any non-SDS scanner? Go look through the archives, and you'll find hundreds of posts from people complaining about simulcast reception problems with their 996.
If you wear out a card from recording transmissions, replacing the card takes less than a minute. If you don't record, the card doesn't wear out, and card problems don't happen.
I disagree with your statement about the simulcast. I have a 325P2 and it receives fine on P2, as well does my HP2. It is all LOCATION LOCATION
Yeah, in specific areas where you're only getting signal from one tower. Anywhere you get a mix of signals from multiple towers, they will have problems. Doing head to head comparisons connected to a common antenna where multiple towers mix signals, the SDS got everything, the x36 and 996 got about 70%, and the HomePatrol got less than 50% of traffic.I disagree with your statement about the simulcast. I have a 325P2 and it receives fine on P2, as well does my HP2. It is all LOCATION LOCATION
It was stated by UPMan 32GB is the maximum size.Can you go higher or is 32GB the largest size that will work?
32Gb is the largest side that Uniden "supports", meaning that if you are having troubles with a card larger than that, you're on your own.Can you go higher or is 32GB the largest size that will work?
That is because it is a digital BC125AT which has excellent radio guts (analog).I have experienced excellent results with both my SDS100 and 200.
However, I am partial to my BCD325P2.
It really seems like a very solid, well built, radio to me, as if Uniden really put a lot into the 325P2.
Both times my friend's SDS100 would occasionally work if you slapped it, so solder joint issues would be my guess. I said the exact same thing about one of his past Uniden scanners. More than one, actually. For a while, I saw and fixed a lot of them with unsoldered or badly soldered antenna or speaker connections, or both. Of course, the same thing was happening in Uniden made Radio Shack scanners, too.Cold solder joint is a hardware problem, not software.
There's no way for them to do that without a huge number of units failing long before the next model comes out.I'd hate to think Uniden does this on purpose (somehow) to their units just to get people to buy new ones.
An update on scanner repair - Uniden returned my unit having only replaced and reloaded SD card, nothing else. Which makes me wonder how deep they went, as the scanner is as deaf as it was before. Very Disappointing.
Yes, no problems there, just marginal reception.Programming issue but scanner itself is in working order it would appear?
Yes, no problems there, just marginal reception.