Cool! Takes me back to when I worked fire/EMS dispatch in the 90s. Just bought a 21 year old HT 1000 in its original packaging, never used, on eBay. Never thought I'd ever find one.
@@QuikCall4623 I mean it is easy to get encoders but I am making my own and It is easy to make qcII but not qcI. If you know of a good way please tell me.
@@QuikCall4623 I am developing one in python, I used audacity to make the tones in this video but now that I am making software to do it I can't easily make two tones at once. I am considering making my own hardware encoder at this point, or even getting a Zetron model 25 encoder. EDIT: I'll post a video of more of these tones (the current tones to be encoded)
Rainbow_Dash_7x hey I was wondering you had Discord? Cause I would like to talk to you more about the Tones and other stuff 😂 I have lists of tones for at least 10 County’s between Pennsylvania and Maryland
Yep, got this quite recently and it is one of my favorite radios, especially since I can program it and it has just about every kind of signalling known to man.
@@charleswescott4342 I'm pretty sure all the HT1000s are, there are some other Jedi series radios that aren't though. Just make sure to get one that is a newer revision.
If i may say why put this kind of video on something like u tube as an update when someone like me is doing my best to update 3 of my radio's UHF if you don't mind but yet e bay along with these so called people looking to sell this kind of stuff then with out an update say thay are selling yet thay can go on to someone like e bay by up big time on this kind of radio and not give a jumping jacks rabbit hole that some else like me is also looking to by and yet all e bay can say is sorry we have nothing else left sorry but I don't agree and for me it's 👎👎💯 per cent
