Uniden SDS200E on DMR 

It's a decent radio matey 👌

@@onthebench3606 I thought that when I purchased the 536, then shortly after getting it the control knob issue started. At this point if I so much as look at it, it goes crazy, so I’m Leary of buying uniden again.

@@FireRescue884 that must have been a rare issue... I've had plenty of good experiences with Uniden 👍

@@danielhildebrand6892 it's too expensive!!

@@onthebench3606 agreed. When it was launched you were supposed to get all 3 unlocked at $33 USD a piece. Then it was $50 now $75 as the scanner is getting older and already has a successor in the works. It’s an amazing scanner none the less. I retired my BC780XLT that has been in service nearly 24/7 I bought the first week it launched. I ended up buying an Anytone 878D as I’m a licensed Ham and needed DMR Transmit for some local NETs. So it was easier to pay that over $75 to use the scanner to monitor. That and DMR is kinda fun to operate on lol!!

My hospital has 2 dmr repeaters both come up on close call at site as well, bith very busy in the clear, my mate listens from north London to sites all over London and many are in the clear, only 2 enc here ones intelligence military 153 149 mhz and others glaxo site

Hi Paul, I'll do a video on this soon...

@@onthebench3606 this is really appreciated i have dyslexia so i find it hard to understand once i been shown from your good self like a step by step guide this would be wonderful are the Uk DMR frequencies already programmed any support would be so good kindest regards paul

@avgeek6391 yes matey, they should all be pre installed 👍

​@@onthebench3606no they aren't some sellers put a database in but this isn't everything or even accurate totally, as no such thing, you really need to use searches that you set up yoursef and save into systems that u make up yourself

Only a few sellers add dbase for a start it means that new radio u got is already second hand as they've opened it,secondly it's only sorted amateur information, some correct some not, it's great to start with but get to learn to add stuff yourself having all that ire loaded I personally would delete it serves no purpose after a few days to play around with

Rather than these made up systems by others, make your own lists up, not much In uk on digital blimey there's loads I live in a small town area and I have 45 plus I can listrn too from dmr farms, to bae factory, to shopwatch, to theatre near me, lots and lots of dmr

Legally your only allowed to listen to what is meant for you to listen to,

Possible Kenilworth library is that within range of your location

Start searching the main pmr bands and add your own systems saving the cc code, tag a name yourself use ofcom database as said Tgid is talk group id

I have systems for local pmr and airband vhf, marine, uhf military airband, both airband are very good with a decent aerial, as are all on sds100 or sds200, I can hear weak and strong dmr or analogue on both, if I go out I leave it recording

I'll do a basic operation video when I get chance mate 👍

Where abouts are you in the UK ?

@@onthebench3606 rural mid wales border.

I try dpmr when our with sds 100 so far nothing, but dmr there's loads

It as never legal and what your listening too there is illegal, where do u get it's not illegal?

We do it but commercial radio nets, marine and airband is illegal except in very rare circumstance that you may have authorised to do ie pilot listening yo communication he's involved in, however I pilot tunes yo airways freq to listrn I they'd be breaking the law

have both here.. but can u tell me why he should have bought the Aor?

@@dennis8019 because if you get tired of digital you have full hf ssb and broadcast