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Air Traffic Monitoring => Listener Forum => Topic started by: Vince717 on December 05, 2007, 01:08:07 PM
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I would appreciate any feedback from users of the Uniden BCT15. The specifications for this radio claim it has .4 uV of sensitivity for the 108-136.975 MHz. Airband. This seems pretty impressive if it is really true and not advertising hype! Compared to the Radio Shack PRO-2055 @ 1 uV and PRO-433 @ 1.6 uV the BCT15 sounds like a pretty hot receiver for Airband moniotring.
Thanks,
Vince717
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I recently just purchased the BCT15 for the KSUU feed I run. Before I was using a used handheld Uniden scanner. As soon as I hooked up the BCT15 I did notice ATC was coming in alot better than the handheld. If your looking to pick up some UHF frequencies its a good choice. Im very happy with the reception and the options you have with the BCT15. Im sure there's alot more I have to learn with the scanner as its very complex in comparison to the handheld I previously used.
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Folks, how would you rate the audio using the BCT15's Line Out jack?
I just received my new BC898T yesterday, and am simply appalled with its Line Out. In scan mode, the 1st couple of seconds of each transmission is clipped off each & every time, making it basically useless for use as a LiveATC feed. There's also a "cluncking" sound at the beginning of each transmission, but I've found a mod on the Internet that takes care of the cluncks. But it's the clipping of the first couple of seconds that I'm concerned with.
For anyone using a BCT15 trough its Line Out jack, is this clipping also present with your BCT15s? I'm going to be returning my BC898T, but don't want to replace it with a BCT15 if it's going to have the same clipping.
Thanks in advance.
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does anyone know how to program an edacs systems?
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does anyone know how to program an edacs systems?
Check out radioreference.com - they deal in that sort of thing. And plenty of other sites as well. This site is about airband reception.
Dave