Suggestion for Sticky

[ofd8001]

Is there a way a sticky could be created that could act as a collection of videos that have been/will be posted pertaining to the 436 and 536 scanners along with the Sentinel software?

I'm sure that as time goes along, there will be many more posted on You Tube.

Having a central reference point may be helpful in finding these.

Thanks!

 

[UPMan]

Might be better to have a Wiki page with such links.

 

[KE4ZNR]

Might be better to have a Wiki page with such links.

Yep. I agree that video links for these models be added to each
scanners Wiki Page. And just as a reminder any registered RR.com
user can edit & modify most RR Wiki pages.
Marshall KE4ZNR

 

[gonzalu]

I added links to the existing videos on YouTube to the Wiki pages for each scanner.

436
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/BCD436HP

536
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/BCD536HP

 

[KE4ZNR]

Thank you Manny
Marshall KE4ZNR

I added links to the existing videos on YouTube to the Wiki pages for each scanner.

436
BCD436HP - The RadioReference Wiki

536
BCD536HP - The RadioReference Wiki

 

[ofd8001]

Thanks!

How about one for the Sentinel program too?

 

[QDP2012]

Thanks!

How about one for the Sentinel program too?

It looks like both of the Wiki pages have a link to the support-page on Uniden's site, with instructions to scroll to the bottom of Uniden's page, where Uniden provides a link to the most recent version of the software.

It might be best for the Wiki pages to link only to the Uniden page, and not directly to the software's zip-file, so that when/if Uniden updates the software and publishes a newer zip file with a different name, then it won't go unnoticed, as might happen if the RR Wiki pages link to a specific version of the software.

Just a thought,

 

[ofd8001]

I was thinking more along the lines of a central repository for "how to" videos on using/tips/tricks for the Sentinel software. . .

 

[gonzalu]

There is only one right now for the x36 series by UPman on his YouTube channel. I'll link it to the wiki.