Uniden UBCD3600XLT

[MeredithZB]

Hi - anyone in the UK or EU on this forum who has one of these? Any tips, info or advice please!

 

[paparazzo]

Well, i do have one of these and i am extrem happy with it.

 

[grosminet]

Hello

Any chance to have NXDN . Anyone from Uniden America could give us some informations ?

 

[racingfan360]

Any chance to have NXDN . Anyone from Uniden America could give us some informations ?

Sad to say that the only likely NXDN upgrade that I can foresee for the UBCD3600XLT will come from Uniden's Not-for-profit division called Whistler, will cost about 500 Euros, and take the form of a TRX-1.

Uniden are notoriously tight lipped about discussing anything planned or not....there is a long thread here discussing NXDN alone, and Uniden's 'wisdom' of telling any existing or prospective customers nothing at all:
https://forums.radioreference.com/uniden-prospective-owners/352092-nxdn.html

I would also be sceptical that even if Uniden did release NXDN for this range, that it would ever find it's way into the UBCD3600XLT: AFAIK, our Australian colleagues who bought UBCD436PT's can't even get a DMR firmware upgrade yet, and that's been out for the US/Canadian 436's for nearly a year.

 

[buddrousa]

But does the TRX-1 follow the UK EU bandplan? I do not know this answer.

 

[G7HID]

But does the TRX-1 follow the UK EU bandplan? I do not know this answer.

Yes via one of the free firmware upgrades of last year..

Mike

 

[grosminet]

Yes via one of the free firmware upgrades of last year..

Mike

What is the frequencies coverage for European version ?

 

[G7HID]

From memory the UK band plan is 25 - 88MHz 108 - 520MHz then with some gaps up to 1300MHz..

Mike

 

[N8IAA]

Sad to say that the only likely NXDN upgrade that I can foresee for the UBCD3600XLT will come from Uniden's Not-for-profit division called Whistler, will cost about 500 Euros, and take the form of a TRX-1.

Seriously???:lol::lol:
Larry

 

[Ubbe]

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[jasejoSK]

Well, i do have one of these and i am extrem happy with it.

And it's pretty the same with me. I've got it for 4 months now and it works great. A new user (as I was) has to do a lot of "homework" to understand how it's operated, how memory is organised and how to properly programme it via computer to scan and search for signals effectively.