CZUR ET24 Pro Scanner Review 

This is fantastic. Now you can scan every schematic from Sams for us 😊 Huzzah, huzzah, huzzah for Buddy

Hey Buddy, looks like a nice scanner, should prove to be very helpful to you. :)

I don't think that anyone made a comment about your audio. From the beginning of the video to the 13:00, it was distorted real bad. from about the 13:00 to the about 17:00, sounds like you changed microphones and the audio became tinny and real distorted. After the part where you were showing the PCB, the audio improved. I noticed that in your last video, too. I enjoy watching all of your videos.

I have the same scanner Buddy, it's great! What I really need to do is use the darn thing! ;-) BTW, CZUR has a Mac version their software along with Windows. 73 - Dino KLØS

Nice useful tool

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Hi was wondering if you would be interested in trying to fix a ic-2710h 2 meter/440 with low recieve I bought some new filters f455 for it thinking those are the problem but after removing the board and looking underneath the filter legs are to hard to locate and have surface mount resistors and diodes all over them, Maybe it is a brick I really liked it it had all the features and crossband repeat, Thanks Also have an IC-745 great radio

I love my CZUR, but boy, does it have its quirks. I've owned it for a little over a year, and the magnetic-mount LEDs have already failed once. CZUR replaced them under warranty, but the process of facilitating this was not ideal. I have a lot of questions about why the software does some of the things it does. Chief among my annoyances are: doesn't remember a lot of setting once you quit the app. Exposure and hint tone are the two big ones...you have to constantly reset those to your preference. Finding a middle ground between good image quality and reasonable file size is tough, especially when we're scanning documents with schematic that you want lots of detail with. When you're processing an batch of files into a file for output, the window always hides in the background...you manually have to bring it to the front each and every time to see the progress. It's just glitchy. Also, when you let the software auto-crop images, it just randomly screws up the entire image. It'll either distort it, or it'll crop off half the page, there's just no rhyme or reason to it. You have to manually review each and every page of a scanned document to make sure it's not screwed up before you commit to making a file out of it. The image flattening has also been hit or miss for me. Sometimes it nails it dead-on, sometimes it makes the hump of the open book MUCH worse and more distorted than it actually is. I have found, for me anyway, the best way to go is to manually select the pages, and when I flip pages, I just have to make sure to maneuver the book into the correct cropping zones manually. It's much faster than doing it full-auto, then having to go back and manually correct all the images it botched up. On a positive tip, I will say that the OCR software is fast, accurate and is excellent. I scan a lot of documents just for the ability to be able to search them digitally.

Thanks for the review! Video sound is awful. Almost hurts the ears.