I have a Uniden BCD 396T APCO 25 scanner and need help updating it. I originally purchased it at Apollo Communications several years ago and it was originally programmed by them but they are no longer in business. I have not used it in years and would like to start listening again. Is there any place that I can go to have it re-programmed? Any help is appreciated.
Uniden Trunktracker IV programming help
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doctordialtone
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You'd be much better off programming it yourself.
Here is an "Easier to Read Manual"
The frequencies are here on this site
RRDB | Arizona Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference
Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference for Arizona (AZ)
www.radioreference.com
There are plenty of people here to assist you.
Let us know if you have any questions.
Edit: Looking at the database, your scanner may not be able to receive the newer systems in your area.
Someone local to you will have to let you know.
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You can program it with your computer and a copy of Freescan. A premium membership to RadioReference will allow you to import frequencies and systems directly from the database. With the 396T being a Phase 1 scanner, what are you wanting to montior?
Where are you located? I have a sometime free in the next few weeks and all the programming stuff needed. We can alo check the Uniden site to see if there are any software updates as well....
Richard, Thanks for the reply. I am in Surprise. Looks like you are in Sun City is that correct? I am not available this week but can be available anytime next week. Let me know what works for you. Thanks, Jeff
I sent you a DM
I just tried to send you a direct message and couldn’t for some reason. If you can try to DM me, I really don’t want to post me contact info on the main thread.
doctordialtone
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As a "Newbie" he'll be unable to send or receive DM's until he reaches a certain amount of posts.
Well, here is an extra email I have hanging around. I can always delete it if it gets compromised. gaunrp [at] gmail.com
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doctordialtone
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Here's an "anti-spam" hint for you.
Spammers have programs that scour the web looking for "@" signs, assuming they are part of e-mail addresses.
You can edit your post to remove the "@" symbol and replace it with "at", such as
myname at aol.com.
THANKS! I just sent you an email.
Apollo Communications??
That was while ago!
That was while ago!
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