RadioJonD
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Ditto.
The app could be a bank unto itself. Or, onlines (more than one at a time) could be included in banks with terrestrials with an automatic lock-out feature when wifi isn't detected.
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Ditto.
The app could be a bank unto itself. Or, onlines (more than one at a time) could be included in banks with terrestrials with an automatic lock-out feature when wifi isn't detected.
A selectable squelch and adjustable attenuator based on the channel level. Maybe in 5db changes.
I know it has been discussed in other posts, but a "lock-out" timer on the channel or tg level that would eventually "un-lock" itself after a selectable amount of time.
Would a search for a specific nac or ctcss / dcs in a frequency band work out. Example: pd uses 192.8pl and I search 154-156 mhz for 192.8pl matches for others.
I know it has been discussed in other posts, but a "lock-out" timer on the channel or tg level that would eventually "un-lock" itself after a selectable amount of time.
Would a search for a specific nac or ctcss / dcs in a frequency band work out. Example: pd uses 192.8pl and I search 154-156 mhz for 192.8pl matches for others.
Ubbe
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The 20dB (100 times) attenuation that are common in scanners are way too much for me. I would like to see 6 or 10dB (10 times) alternativ. It would be easy to modify yourself if the components wheren't drenched in epoxy.
It would be nice if a scanner had two antenna connectors and each channel could be set to select either one. Users now have to use compromises with multiband antennas, filters and combiners to try to get any decent results. It would be much easier to have one VHF and one UHF antenna connected, or even one multiband and one directional antenna for special cases like simulcast problems or one distant system that you want to monitor. There is also the phenomen that if you move your chimney antenna to the other side of the chimney you get better reception from some sites and worse from others. Having an antenna selection with each channel will get you the best reception.
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It would be nice if a scanner had two antenna connectors and each channel could be set to select either one. Users now have to use compromises with multiband antennas, filters and combiners to try to get any decent results. It would be much easier to have one VHF and one UHF antenna connected, or even one multiband and one directional antenna for special cases like simulcast problems or one distant system that you want to monitor. There is also the phenomen that if you move your chimney antenna to the other side of the chimney you get better reception from some sites and worse from others. Having an antenna selection with each channel will get you the best reception.
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