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On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 04:05:53 GMT, Bill Powell wrote:
Need - CTCSS per channel decode. One tone per channel is OK Unit must NOT stop on a busy channel just because it's busy - VHF Low, High and UHF - Mobile / base form factor Would Like - Alphanumeric display - Programming AND control via PC That limits you to Uniden. DON'T Need/want - Handheld - Trunking You're going to get it, though. It will be used in a high level RF environment (LOS to 8 commercial/public safety/ham towers) so I suspect that I'll have to add some external filtering Motorola G-strips for VHF-lo and VHF-hi. Maybe something like a U44BBT for UHF. You'd have to add a lot of circuitry to make them scanners, though. Scanners have barn doors for front ends. If you want to use a scanner get used to the fact that you're going to receive lots of intermod in that environment. You either get a good receiver or you get a scanner - no one makes a scanner with a G-strip front end, and no one ever will. but a receiver with some front-end selectivity to start with (electronically tuned filter) would be great. The kind of filter you'd need would cost more than a scanner. Sometimes, you *can't* get there from here. |
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