Eng74
Member
Could be he is going on vacation in September?
We get it...you hate Uniden and are a Whistler fanboy.
Your history of being a forum troll is well noted.
How about you go hang out in the GRE/Whistler forum where you can play Whistler sycophant all day long?
Marshall KE4ZNR
All of us need to calm down a little.
We're going to become as polarized as Congress over all this.
-Johnnie
Best for everyone to just hold comments until Oct 1
Lets see if people can hold tight until Oct 1.
everybody lets get real here uniden have no new radios coming out. the bcd436hp is a great radio and the 536 is also very good all thee Whistler radios are re re-brand GRE radios nothing new and it cost alot of money R and D to put a new radio out and sorry to tell everyone that the scanner market is not that hot right now
have a good day everyone
everybody lets get real here uniden have no new radios coming out
That's an awful lot of excitement for a scanner with last generation technology. Whistler is about a year behind Uniden as of today, I think they are the ones that need to step it up a bit.
Last generation or not, they WORK! And the problems they usually do have, bad BNC connectors, bad keypads, and blown speakers, will probably affect Uniden radios, as it has done in the past.. Their issues are almost totally mechanical unlike the new Unidens, which, so far, I have not seen a single one that works right. SD card issues, VHF deafness that is so bad on some of them it makes me wonder if NS has gone out of business, and/or this area has suddenly gotten very healthy, but the ancient Pro-106 and the prehistoric Uniden 205XLT are getting VHF just fine. If my friends and I only listened to 800 digital, I would be wanting one, but I listen to a lot of VHF still, and the fact that a new radio is outperformed by a glued together 205XLT running off a 9V power supply is a joke. If they can't make a decent basic receiver, and nothing is more "basic" than VHF high, they should rethink the whole design process and goals. A $500 radio should not have sensitivity issues. A $100 one shoudn't, and probably doesn't. The BC 125's I've played with all seem to work ok for what they do.. Sadly, starting with the HP-1, the problems are never ending. Not that GRE/Whistler is perfect, my PSR-800 was a dog too, locking up with SD card issues and going deaf randomly The problems the new scanners have saddens, and angers me.