No, they did not From: <main@Uniden.groups.io> on behalf of "Joe M. via groups.io" <mch@...> Reply-To: "main@Uniden.groups.io" <main@Uniden.groups.io> Date: Friday, September 17, 2021 at 1:30

Did the seller assign Quick Keys to them? Joe M.

I purchased an SD100 and had the seller program a bunch of my “favorite” groups. In the menu, I can see a list of all my groups, however I need some instruction in learning how to select the one

Bob, And yes, you'll likely need access to a computer running Windows (Parallels on MacOS--at least prior to the M1 chip--should be OK too), at least for the use of EZ-SCAN (Whistler) and/or Sentinel

Thanks Joe.

Having lived and traveled the area all of my life, the SDS100/200 is definitely the way to go. Prince Georges is on a Phase 2 system and the eastern shore is on a mostly Simulcast Phase 1/2 on the

I do, I simply deal with the Sites that are Appended, at creation, because you can't reAppend Sites once they are deleted, at least not without a convoluted ordeal, or third-party paid software.

Ouch. Sorry to hear that. Be aware that a lot of the Eastern Shore is going encripted.

The SDS series literally scans slower, but you also have people making unfair comparisons, scanning different things, with different reception styles between the BCDx36HP series and the SDS series.

I don't live in NJ, but in an area with a large statewide simulcast system. I only recently figured out what a huge difference it made in boot-up time to delete sites I won't access. 20 seconds turned

If it's a single zone simulcast system all the sites will have the same frequencies so you only need put it in once. If they have multiple zones you can program any that might be in range of your

1) Anyone here from NJ? If so, what county? 2) When you program a simulcast system , do you put in all the sites? TIA

If you are in Cleveland (or any other urban area) or very close to a busy tower, the unit will scan slower due to RF saturation. If you are in a rural area, it will scan faster. Joe M.

Hi Joe, Please give me an example of “RF Environment”. I am in North East Ohio and there’s plenty of listening from Cleveland, to the east and to the western suburbs. Thanks!

That depends on your RF environment (for any scanner). Joe M.

To Dewey: I keep reading in these threads that the SDS’s scan slower. Just how much slower and is it recognizable enough to make a difference? Thanks, Gianni

Be aware that a lot of the Eastern Shore is going encripted. Sent from the all new AOL app for Android

I agree that traveling with the Home Patrol is great, especially with a GPS connected. I went a step farther, I now use an SDS-100 with a built in GPS module, it is the ultimate road trip scanner. Ed

I travel quite a bit for work and just for enjoyment and love the Home Patrol. If you're using the radio in multiple destinations you need Home Patrol, it makes all that simple.