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| Whistler WS1065 Desktop Digital Scanner |
WS1065 has an object-oriented programming function. Users often find it easy to program and use. In the default scanner mode, 21 different scanner configurations are stored with a total storage capacity of more than 38,000 scanning objects. Similar to the lower sibling models, it has a special Skywarn and Spectrum Scan button. The WS1065 also has a unique DIN-E mounting kit on the dashboard. Muzzle sound decoder
System requirements: Only use on Windows
The WS1065 can store up to 1800 frequencies so you can search for the frequency broadcast nearby and automatically switch to the current frequency broadcast. Plus, you'll be able to hear more before the storm report broadcasts on TV or radio.
What is an object-oriented survey?
Digitizing receptors can be challenging, but object-oriented technologies simplify the process by using common conventions to find concepts with common characteristics.
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| Whistler WS1065 Desktop Digital Scanner |
- List-Based Programming with Contextual Instructions - Each menu item contains several lines of help text that can help you with programming and using the scanner
- The scan menu function allows you to organize, group and scan objects as you like. Memory backup - The frequency can be stored in memory for a long time even without battery.
- Free memory organization - allocate memory dynamically and efficiently as needed. This differs from the old, low-cost scanners that organize memory into solid, unnecessary memory banks
- Skywarn Storm Spotter Feature - Instant access to Storm Watch Network usage frequency. Multisystem cable. Look to tune new and unlisted frequencies of a specific frequency
- Instant digital AGC compensation for the low user noise levels common in digital systems
- Scanning of the most popular signal formats for relay radio systems including Motorola Radio Link Networks, EDACS, LTR, P25, Talk Groups Support and Single Call Monitor