• To anyone looking to acquire commercial radio programming software:

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Thorny41587

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I don't like this new APCO 25 radio, my Ohio State Patrol Post is going to igital sometime soon. Big step for them, on the low band and do run off repeaters. Is it hard to program a digital scanner? My current city is on 800 MHz trunking, is it as easy at programing that?

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I use a Uniden Bearcat 296D. Programming is pretty straightforward, especially when using the software that comes with it.
 
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