In my old age I sometimes get annoyed about little things and I'm compelled to talk about Uniden's decision to reverse the location of controls on the SDS200.
It's bad enough they put the function knob and the volume/squelch controls on the opposite sides of the scanner from previous designs. But why did they also change to layout of the volume/squelch controls in relation to each other. The volume control is now on the top and the squelch control is is under it. By itself it might not be so bad but I have a ASD200, BCD535HP and a BCT15X. Controls normally become instinctive in a short time unless you're constantly switching between totally different layouts.
Anyone know the reasoning behind this?
It's bad enough they put the function knob and the volume/squelch controls on the opposite sides of the scanner from previous designs. But why did they also change to layout of the volume/squelch controls in relation to each other. The volume control is now on the top and the squelch control is is under it. By itself it might not be so bad but I have a ASD200, BCD535HP and a BCT15X. Controls normally become instinctive in a short time unless you're constantly switching between totally different layouts.
Anyone know the reasoning behind this?