I don't recall Motorola or GE ever supplying SW on 8" floppies. Somewhere around I have some 12" (I think) floppies - maybe larger. I recall Motorola having 5/25", then 3", then CDs. Ahhh yes. The BC1

"checked on a MFJ Analyser" - Checked with "Mighty Fine Junk", huh? Things to check (although all would affect strong signals too): 1. Close Call 2. Weather Priority 3. Channel Priority Make sure all

No AOR has has trunking, but you could scan trunked systems conventionally to hear them. As was mentioned, you had to lock out the control channel. There is a current scanner company that does this au

One thing Jim didn't mention is the learning curve. A brief anecdote: Back in the 80s, I learned radio programming on GE software (anyone remember them?). Then when GE's delivery times got ridiculous

The only difference I can think of would be: Step 5: Select the Service Types you want to hear. By default, only the dispatch channels are active. Sentinel must have enabled others. Or it reset your r

"Drama-free" programming can be as simple as: 1. Press the ZIP button 2. Enter your ZIP CODE 3. (wait for it to load) 4. (Optional) set the RANGE to limit range Is this really "too hard" for anyone? (

The fact that your Windows PCs are having trouble installing a simple flash drive driver implies there are issues with the installation. Go into Device Manager, remove whatever drivers are installed,

Link 1 is for the serial comms drivers. Link 2 is for a Radio Shack cable. Link 3 is for the USB-1. None of them are for the SDS series. Joe M.

It should be in just about any version of Windows. It's a standard flash drive driver. If it's not showing properly in Device Manager remove the device and then unplug/plug and let Windows install it

I believe they are on MARCS-IP and are on a simulcast site. Not a lot beyond that. Joe M.

If this is on the same card, I would get another one as a back-up ASAP. (note: you can go larger if you record on it - for larger storage) Joe M.

Replace the card, CLEAR USER DATA in Sentinel, then reload your programming. You can first try to remove and re-seat the card, but likely it needs replaced. Joe M.

Edit the channel then use SET DELAY TIME to set the delay you want. Joe M.

I told you how to turn it down. To turn it up press the scroll knob and twist it clockwise. Joe M.

Press the scroll knob and twist it counter-clockwise. Joe M.

Assign number tags to the first channel in each list. I believe I've said this twice before. Joe M.

If it's a design flaw, all units would be doing it. Perhaps a bad batch of components, but certainly not a design flaw. There are too many units without the issue for it to be the design. The clock is

Be ready in case the reply is delayed. Uniden shut down their USA HQ this past week due to COVID-19 restrictions. They may have CSRs working from home, but perhaps not all of them and perhaps not any.

<<https://www.panasonic.com/global/consumer/battery/eneloop/whats.html>> <<https://www.panasonic.com/global/consumer/battery/eneloop/lineup.html>> Joe M.

Most people agree the Eneloop cells are the best. They have low self-discharge (they don't do dead as fast just sitting). Joe M.