It has got some excellent points and it does fit that niche between first timer and old hand - first timer for simplicity and old hand because at this stage of life I want something that does what it says on the tin! Horses for courses, I guess! Regards, John.

Yes, that is an issue - but I still maintain that I'd rather buy, battery and go than spend a week or so trying to work out what is what! 'Belt and braces'! Whether it will prove to be a good seller remains to be seen. Of all the scanners I have owned, the best one I ever had was the Yupiteru VT-225 - sensitive, good scan features and excellent audio.Īlso, as I used to review scanners and antenna's for 'SWM' when I was there, I have a fairly good idea of what's what - and simplicity wins every time. The AR 1500 was trhe original housebrick in size and the PSSR 295 resembles it so it is very 'retro' in that respect. You can still purchase it privately here and there but it was never 'sold' like, for example, the FRG 7700 which was a lovely set but fiddly! AOR AR 1500, the base AR 2001, Yupiteru VT-225 and my current two - the GRE PSR's 295 and 282. It was easy to operate, handheld (so portable), rugged enough to take a fair bit of bashing and would acept any type of antenna: long wire or telescopic whip and you did not need to be a genius to get some serious DX out of it! Buku Saku Pramuka Penggalang Pdf here.

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On HF I have had the Yaesu FRG 7700, a Sony ICF-Pro80, a Sangean ATS-803A and a Realistic DX 394. On my lap, simple to change bands and fine tune, auto steps - what more could ask for? I have owned and used, over the years, a lot of kit. Usual stuff - taxis, buses, one ham - but enjoyable for that. This scanner does all that and, listening to it last night in bed (well, I'm an anorak!), I was able to come out of air band and 'go local'. I may be 'old school' in that what I enjoy is the KISS principle of radio operating! Out of the box, batteries in, go. I must also say that I'm not too keen on the styling, it's very 1990's but hey, that might appeal to some people too. I do think that this scanner has some competition around the?140 area as you say so it all boils down to which one suits the operator the best. Whilst this is great for some people others prefer the traditional memory channels and banks. The new Uniden 3500XLT is a superb piece of gear and is what I consider to be a fully software. GRE PSR-295 Scanner Review by John Griffiths. Full clipboard support for import/export data to/from other applications. Program and Control your PSR-500 and PSR-600 GRE Scanner with the ARC500 Software. The new Uniden 3500XLT is a superb piece of gear and is what I consider to be a fully software defined radio in that it's fully menu driven and takes a totally new concept in memory storage. I think the point that John is making with the pricing of this scanner is that it fits a certain part of the enthusiast market for anyone wishing for a simple to use, yet fully featured scanner, based on the 'old school' method of operation.

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