#AskScannerSchool
Many of you have submitted questions – today I answer a few of them!
Many of you have have been submitting their questions and today I am answering some of them.
Don't forget, you can join us on the first Tuesday of every month on our Live Q&A on YouTube and Facebook at 9pm Eastern US Time
What will you learn this week?
This month I answer:
- Are there any scanners that are commercially available that are capable of Tetra decoding, and if not, what other options are there?
- What jacks are on the SDS-200?
- Is it possible to upgrade an HP2 to make it function more like an SDS-100 or SDS-200?
- Can Phil give any suggestions for how to fix and reprogram a scanner that got knocked off its table when you’re blind and there are accessibility issues within the hobby?
- How do you cross-reference what’s available on Radio Reference with how it appears in Uniden’s software?
- If you have a question about scanning, please visit www.scannerschool.com/ask and leave us a message via SpeakPipe or the local number on our website. We'll play your message on next month's #AskScannerSchool
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