W4WMH
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@ra7850 @mancow
Been using the unit for a few months now, and it's holding up good in a high heat situation in a Ram X grip. No issues with power drops and all in a commercial vehicle after the first cold start of the day. Using an Anker high output power source in the power outlet for supply, and a second Micro USB cord to the SDS100 to lessen the power requirements through the Remote Head.
I've notice 2 issues.
1) When you use "Channel", type in a manual frequency, and go to hit "Channel" again, the softkeys are gone from the bottom of the screen. You can click in the appropriate place, and the function will work, but the text is not there.
2) I have 2 trunked systems, 1 EDACS & 1 DMRT3, that when using in Detailed Trunk view, show no data below the department portion. The screen is just blank. There is no "Channel" TG info, no RSSI, no net, no nothing. I can try to get a picture if you need one, but wanted to describe the issue first.
Uniden should have built something similiar to go with these radios to make vehicular use easier, so props to you gentlemen for filling the void.
Been using the unit for a few months now, and it's holding up good in a high heat situation in a Ram X grip. No issues with power drops and all in a commercial vehicle after the first cold start of the day. Using an Anker high output power source in the power outlet for supply, and a second Micro USB cord to the SDS100 to lessen the power requirements through the Remote Head.
I've notice 2 issues.
1) When you use "Channel", type in a manual frequency, and go to hit "Channel" again, the softkeys are gone from the bottom of the screen. You can click in the appropriate place, and the function will work, but the text is not there.
2) I have 2 trunked systems, 1 EDACS & 1 DMRT3, that when using in Detailed Trunk view, show no data below the department portion. The screen is just blank. There is no "Channel" TG info, no RSSI, no net, no nothing. I can try to get a picture if you need one, but wanted to describe the issue first.
Uniden should have built something similiar to go with these radios to make vehicular use easier, so props to you gentlemen for filling the void.