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However, you should not that my opinion is almost certainly biased in this regard. If you change your profile to indicate a meaningful location, you will likely get more specific information about how particular scanners will work where you live.Īssuming you are moving from any other brand, my opinion is that you are certainly moving up in class by going to a Uniden scanner. But, the last digit represents 50 Hz, so whether the digit is used internally or not is moot.you would notice no difference in reception either way.

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Narrowband is not a problem, but note that many scanners (including the BCD996XT) do not display the full 5-digits to the right of the decimal point. There are channel limits for trunked systems.the only scanner we sell that has no practical limits is the HomePatrol-1 (which includes every scannable channel that is in the RadioReference database, with room for plenty more).

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The challenge is in knowing what to program (you need to know how a trunked radio system works in order to know how to program the scanner). Yes, all of our scanners can be front-panel programmed. There are several very good 3rd party programs that are available. Not sure what HRD is, but at this time we do not provide programming software for the BCD996XT. Well, it's high NOON, time for lunch, a PB&J, some carrot sticks and a big class of ice water. I just hope it will take the new narrow band channels (4 places). I'm moving UP in class by getting the Uniden BCD996XTD? With no 'channel' limits, it will be a much better scanner, just input the frequencies. Suggestion: Why not make a program BETTER than HRD but in Linux? I'd pay for that ability. Question to UP-MAN: Is your scanner program Linux-based?

All those scanners work and work well, once programmed.

I have various Rat $hack scanners made by different companies and I was always able to manually program them, so will I be able to do this or not?Ī customer SHOULD be able to manually input frequencies into their scanners IF a well-written information (Unlike Radio $hack) booklet is ncluded. I'm also in tornado alley, so listening to the fire and police/sheriff frequencies during a coming storm is critical. But I like in an area of 3 states, so just getting a couple of counties won't work. I see where most of the retailers charge extra for just a couple of counties. When it comes to programming scanners, I'm old school and like to do it manually. It may take awhile since I'm on a disability check, but, I think it would be worth the wait, maybe it will be some less expensive when I get mine, :lol. I'm saving my $$$$ to buy a 996XT digital (P-25) scanner.