trainman111
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And the also better have the UHF MilAir band!! That would be a HUGE downside if it wasn't included.
LarryN said:Has anyone started a WIKI on the specs yet?
scosgt said:Now hold on. The Dayton photo does not appear to have a signal strength meter?
Is that one just a prototype? Which is real, the Dayton photo or the other pics?
My guess is squelch hasn't opened and there is no need for a strength meter.scosgt said:. . . The Dayton photo does not appear to have a signal strength meter? . . .
DaveIN said:I was going to start a page because much of the information that we have is already starting to be repeated, but the main page is locked so I am unable to add a GRE Com to the manufacturers list. I can't really add it to the Radio Shack page.
I'm also curious as to why the new threads were started in the General Scanning Forum.
Yep...16 characters like the 97/2055 scanners instead of only 12. Good moveRTrue said:Is the display any larger than the 2096?
scanner_freak said:Because there is no GRE forum so this is the best place currently. Only Lindsay can create that.
Lodis said:I am very interested in MPT1327 capability in this radio so I contacted GRE and their response shows at least an interest in this protocol. Is anyone else interested in having MPT1327 decoding in this portable?
They do not sound convinced of a sufficient demand but I know there is in the EU/UK and when I looked at the Ftrunk hardware/software decoding pages they mention a high demand from professional users in Australia. If anyone is really interested in having MPT1327 decoding I think they should let GRE know at least.
trainman111 said:Lets see how long it takes for Uniden to come out with a new scanner to comapare to this one. Especially one with 700 Mhz trunking. That's not a big deal for me, but I'm sure it is for many other people. I can't wait to see the price tag on one of these.
Specs indicate 225-406 mhz.trainman111 said:And the also better have the UHF MilAir band!! That would be a HUGE downside if it wasn't included.
mikey60 said:If the other information about the data channel streaming is true (i.e. all control channel data stream formats are available on the PC/IF port), then I guess I'm going to have a lot of work ahead of me getting Pro96Com to track those systems as well as the 9600 systems it tracks now.
Mike
windigofer said:And truthfully, one COULD do a program for receiving data (like Pro96Com) fairly expeditiously on Windows Mobile in particular, as GCC compilers for Windows Mobile devices do exist as do serial-to-device adapters for use with GPS devices and such (and it uses the same COMx format for serial devices)...