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What a bummer

Huh?? You ok dude??

Weird and creepy that somebody else’s creation can get under somebody’s skin so much when you can just decide not to watch or comment

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They got him at Nellis and Harmon. He ran into a hit and 🏃‍♂️

Love that! Cheers!

Do you still have it?? That’s cool i’d love to find some old scanners to purchase myself and start a small collection.

Thanks for watching 👋

Ok?

Haha that’s great thanks for sharing! Funny when you hear someone you know get airtime haha

Haha ya I will sorry my free video wasn’t good enough for ya. If you need a tutor to hold your hand I do have paid consultation. 🫡

What’s wrong??

No problem 👍 thanks for stopping by

Hey, glad to hear the tutorial helped you get your SDS100 up and running! 🎉 About your question on DEC vs. HEX: both are just different ways of showing the same information. DEC (Decimal) is what most of us are used to-regular numbers. HEX (Hexadecimal) is a bit more technical, using numbers and letters (like 0-9 and A-F). So, if your scanner is showing HEX but you’ve got the info in DEC, just stick with what you have-it’ll work the same way. Just make sure to be consistent with whichever format you’re using. Hope this clears things up! Let me know if you have any other questions, and happy scanning! 🚀

@@BoyAndAScanner ~ THAN K YOU! ~ this clears up alot of what I was wondering about! ~ I've subscribed and will go over all the related videos for the SDS100 and ensure I get it all correct and by your tutorials, I'm sure I'll be led in the right direction!

Good to hear!

Thanks for the tips!

Thanks for watching 👌✌️

I found out about it from the cashier across the street at a gas station that morning. Crazy

I’m in the USA am I supposed to learn about Australia? I have no idea how that works over there sorry I couldn’t help.

@@BoyAndAScanner Not at all. The Sentinal software is not very intuitive, so a tutorial on the very basics of using it would be useful. For example, when you add a new Favourites List, it comes up with an empty systems list. This allows you to add a new system. It's not obvious to new users of the software that you then need to go across to the tree on the left and click on the new system you created to then create a new department. Then you have to go back to the tree on the left and select that department to be able to start adding channels. Basic information like this would be a great tutorial video for new users for anywhere in the world.

What’s your issue??

Sorry… see ya 👋 thanks for trying lol

Sorry I can’t immediately see every message. Always love be to help but it’s overwhelming sometimes keeping up just fyi when you have a life outside the channel. All these vids are free and I try to do my best to get good info out. I’m one person not a team. Cheers thanks for watching

@@BoyAndAScanner sorry for snapping. I’m just frustrated with this scanner and I haven’t even received it yet. It seems like there’s a whole bunch to learn and your videos were going kind of quick with how to go back a step in the menus and it was doubly frustrating for me being visually impaired, I guess I will just need to take my time and go over the videos again and again thanks

Hell ya!

The setup steps for programming Phase 1 and Phase 2 P25 systems on the SDS100 are quite similar. The main difference is that with a Phase 2 system, you need to ensure that the system type is set to “P25 Standard (Phase 2)” when you’re creating or editing the system. This setting allows the scanner to properly decode Phase 2 transmissions. Other than that, the process for entering frequencies, talkgroups, and other details remains the same. Both Phase 1 and Phase 2 systems will be programmed similarly beyond selecting the correct system type. Hope this helps! Cheers

You definitely can and it works good But a lot of manual programming allows you to customize things a bit better

With a USB it’ll charge in a few hours from 0. It’s not super fast

The reason for having separate groups for FRS (Family Radio Service) and GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) is mainly for organizational purposes. While both services share some frequencies, they also have distinct channels and regulations. Keeping them in separate groups helps to easily identify and manage the channels that belong to each service, especially when you want to listen to or scan them independently. It’s all about making it easier to manage what you want to listen to at any given time!

@@BoyAndAScanner they share ALL frequencies and channels, literally the exact same. The only difference is the addition of the 8 repeater pairs for GMRS and the transmit power limit on FRS but you’re not transmitting with a scanner so that’s irrelevant. Oh well just my opinion.

Totally forgot about that I’d love to try one of those

​@BoyAndAScanner the gps works great I have a sds100 and use it to travel between my favorite list when I'm out scanning for news

Thanks for watching ✌️

The micro doesnt charge. I only use the normal USB for charging and livestream no need for 2 usbs but that doesn’t work anymore. Neither of them have a connection.

That’d be handy now lol

That’s smart! 🙏

No zip is everything in that area. Keep in mind the dmr / p24 stuff is an upgrade you need to buy and unlock on the scanner but zip finds all in that area within the mule range you set

@@BoyAndAScanner I appreciate you

No, it’s not a driver issue. It’s just the connection ports. The issue is no charging or connection via USB but that’s a good idea of cleaning it with alcohol. I’m going to try that. Might even try some dielectric gel