Rick, I use Win XP but do not use P2. To possibly confirm the drivers were installed he can select "Program Files", then "Uniden" then the appropriate scanner id. The drivers mostly likely are in a se

Leonard, I would go to Control Panel and select Add or Remove Programs, select ARCXT and DELETE it. Then go to Windows Explorer, select ARCXT folder and do a "new clean" install of ARCXT. Next registe

Sir: I have not followed your earlier posts...I assume in ARCXT that you selected on the top toolbar "Scanner" and then selected "Communications Setup" and then selected "Auto Detect Scanner". If succ

You mean to say Knox Co., doesn't use 39.5000 mhz. and they now are encryatated? Is Cas Walker still the mayor? Does he still have his local tv show? If not maybe he finally got his cousin Odell Cas L

Jim, I agree with most of your comments about the RRDB. That's why in 1985 I tired of seeing incorrect or discovering later missing frequency info so I started the W4UVV Virginia Frequency Directory w

:-) You guessed wrong Jim. For example, I'm sure the 60+ group members are more in number than you would suspect. I'll be 78 next month and I posted over the years whenever I believed a situation requ

P25 standard signals do not require LCN entries. 'Thomas Vance' scanner1143@... [BCD996p2] wrote: [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

no. Maybe the next time I have do maintenance. .MCH mch@... [BCD996p2] wrote:

Another teachable moment for those who do not remember Bob Grove's (Monitoring Times magazine) analysis of the discone, Paraphrasing...a discone antenna has almost no gain. In addition to receiving th

I have not had a requirement for purchasing a Scantenna type for the past few years. I do not have a link and if the ST-2 also has been discontinued that is not good news. Maybe one of the antenna man

Leonard, Also, I recommend you put a vhf/uhf RF preamp in line such as the Channel Master model 7777, available at Crutchfield Co., $69.95, free shipping, Tel: 434-817-1100. All my Scantennas are prea

*Leonard,** ** **Order from Universal Radio, Tel 800-431-3939, Model "AntennaCraft ST2", $49.95 plus shipping.** It is the same basic Scantenna antenna. ** **John ** * LeonardKeepers Leonard.Keepers@c

The Scantenna brand no longer is manufactured but Antenna Specialists offers the same antenna under its' model number. Check the AS website for the model number. I think Universal Electronics in Ohio

My Uniden 536 is noticeably more RF input sensitive than the 996XT P2. Both scanners use the same antenna which is a Scantenna tower mounted. John W4UVV patrick_m_oconnor@... [BCD996p2] wrote: [

No doubt Uniden would have sold millions IF they had been available before the HP436/536 Phase 2 decoding capability models were introduced. If I had known the BCDp2 was being developed I would have w

1. I checked the BCD99p2 scanner specs/user features and in my opinion the only significant difference for my monitoring requirements is the addition of Phase 2 decoding which I already have with my 5

That begs the question as to why new Uniden 396/996p2 models. I thought the HP 436/536 models were Uniden's main marketplace choices for P25 Phase 2 decoding. John MCH mch@... [BCD996p2] wrote: [No

When the 436/536 scanners were introduced, maybe on XT forum or the RR forum, I asked why the 396XT/996XT models were not modified for Phase 2 reception. The Uniden answer was to the effect that attem