Don't feed the troll....
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Geeze, reading this thread makes me want to have a drink LOL. Some interesting observations. One thing, UPM has said that he does not have control over the repair department.
I didn't realize that the repair department was in such shape. I remember there was a shutdown for the China virus but some of these issues appear to have happened before the storm issues and power outages. I'm amazed that there are so many Uniden radios in need of repair. That seems to be the big issue with the backup also.
A solution to the repair backup would be to make changes in production QC that would produce less radios that need repair. Preferably very very few radios that need repair. That makes sense to me.
There's a whole new market out there of people that want to purchase the 100 and 200 but are not because of the identified issues on these forums. As I said, a top priority would be to make production line changes and eliminate these issues, if you're going to do that, eventually you will have less repairs, however the bad news is...
Uniden would have to have an official policy to repair the csj free of charge regardless if the warranty is expired, not on a case-by-case basis but no questions asked. Anyone who wants the hum repaired properly and permanently also free of charge even if the warranty has expired. I guess this backup puts that plan out the window.
If the quality control was improved on the production line with assurances... then there's a whole new market out there that will be buying these radios and Uniden will sell more radios if and I say if that is indeed their mission???
Love to be a fly on the wall at Uniden, what is their business plan? What do they have planned for the future, if anything? How do they feel about the loss of police transmissions spreading faster than the virus and how it affects their business of producing and selling police scanners? Food for thought.
Interesting thread.