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Use a add on wifi, 20-40 bucks. Same for BT.
You mean I finally have to trade in my 1973 Pinto that I bought new? Unless UPMan is actually Nostradamus, or Uniden intentionally designed the 200 with a known flaw, there's no way to know now what's happening years down the road.
Depending on how this afternoon goes I hope to get a little video footage recorded of VHF Rail reception and hopefully this weekend some VHF aircraft reception. *Hopefully*
Marshall KE4ZNR
Marshall KE4ZNR
I noticed in the video the squelch is set at 7. Seems pretty high
People would then complain that they were "forced" to pay for a feature they didn't need or want.
It could be, maybe conditions warrant a high setting.
Settings of 1, 2, 3 ... are kind of arbitrary anyway. Maybe 50 is as tight as it gets. We'll find out more I'm sure.
73, K8HIT
Icom: IC-7300 IC-PW1 ID-5100A ID-51A Plus 2 IC-R30 Hytera PD782G Uniden SDS100 DVMega SDRplay RSPduo
spotscan
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I know this is a "mobile" scanner, but many of us will keep it on our desks. I wish there was feet, possibly stationary rear feet with flip down front feet to keep the scanner at a angle for easy viewing, even a flip down bail in the front would be nice. The mobile mount on the desk is not visibly appealing
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Count me in!
I agree, I hate the look of the mobile mount on any scanner. I assume that bracket is removable. Then you can just buy little plastic feet at the hardware store and stick them on the bottom. I have done that with some of my previous scanners.
*NOTE: This post is some good natured ribbing...all in good fun!*
***GOOD NATURED FUN***
I own GRE/Whistler Scanners so this is some good natured ribbing.
Marshall KE4ZNR
***GOOD NATURED FUN***
I own GRE/Whistler Scanners so this is some good natured ribbing.
Marshall KE4ZNR
The bracket is indeed removable. You can do exactly what you lay out above should you wish.
Marshall KE4ZNR
Hello,
I suspect it will have the same function as the micro-USB on the SDS-100.
https://forums.radioreference.com/threads/mystery-of-the-usb1-port-by-franklin-w-dixon.372168/
73 Eric
SDS-200 (Universal Radio taking orders)...
Uniden Bearcat SDS200 Scanner
Uniden Bearcat SDS200 Scanner
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Like previous, bracket comes NOT attached, also 4 of the feet are included. It's been this way since day1 of DIN size Uniden scanners.
Looks like a double DIN. Very nice, but I was really hoping for a full size desk top model.
FYI the SDS200 is currently $749.95 at Universal Radio plus $14.95 Flat Rate Shipping: Uniden Bearcat SDS200 Scanner
mule1075
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Overpriced and I do not recommend it.
stantorres
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The giant silver knob looks awkward. Lack of remote head is disappointing. DMR/NXDN "licensing" is a scam IMHO. Keypad looks good. Audio sounded good in the YouTube clip. $499 would be a no-brainer, $549 tops. $600's to $700's is a stretch. Maybe if all the "upgrades" were included, $599 could be justified.
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