Object Oriented?
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OO means that objects are not tied to a particular scanlist.
DAP means that if one bank needs 30 channels and the next 10, you only use 40 instead of 50 or 100 with other scanners.
DAP means that if one bank needs 30 channels and the next 10, you only use 40 instead of 50 or 100 with other scanners.
bonus1331
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Alittle more clarification-
The GRE's are still tied to a total of 22 scanlists or banks in working memory. So if you want to easily switch between lists of different trunked radio systems or fire, EMS, PD, busses, etc.; you are still stuck with 22 choices in working memory. Upside to the GRE's is you can put 1800 TG's or frequencies in 1 scanlist if you like.
All the DMA Unidens with the exception of the 246T have 99 systems available for use. So you can have 99 different classifications-i.e. you can have 99 different agencies, or split up your agency into 99 different sub-categories. Downside to Uniden is that you are held to either 200 or 250 TG's/system depending on the radio.
The GRE's are still tied to a total of 22 scanlists or banks in working memory. So if you want to easily switch between lists of different trunked radio systems or fire, EMS, PD, busses, etc.; you are still stuck with 22 choices in working memory. Upside to the GRE's is you can put 1800 TG's or frequencies in 1 scanlist if you like.
All the DMA Unidens with the exception of the 246T have 99 systems available for use. So you can have 99 different classifications-i.e. you can have 99 different agencies, or split up your agency into 99 different sub-categories. Downside to Uniden is that you are held to either 200 or 250 TG's/system depending on the radio.
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