Red Wave Radio

Does anyone know if there is any software that allows you to read
frequencies from the Uniden BC245-XLT, and save them to your computer, and
allow you to restore them later?

Thanks,
Bill Crocker

http://users.netropolis.net/maverick/
Click on BC245 backup utility

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Before you buy.

Bill,

  I'm using WinScan for controlling my 245.  It is easy to save
your frequencies and change them for another saved batch.

More info on the software at this link:

http://www.redwaveradio.com/

They have a shareware version you can download and
try. It can only be run for thirty minutes per session
and has a fif*** day time limit.

I have no affiliation with their company, just a happy customer.

Robert

I currently use Radio Manager and it allows you to save your entire radio
channels. Then you can set up another set and save those. In other words
have different sets depending on what u want to use them for. So far, I am
pretty happy with the software. With the price it also includes Frequency
Manager.

http://www.interplaza.com/scandfw/

The price is a total ofr $47 if you live in Texas. You may not like it, but
since this is the first scanner that I have had that can be computer
controlled, I really love it.

Jim Arnold

I use WinScan too but one of the things I don't line is the inability
to truly "backup" the radio.

In order to upload or download group ID's, the scanner must be able to
acquire a data channel in that bank.  You can use a bunk freq but it's
an extra step.

Quote:>  I'm using WinScan for controlling my 245.  It is easy to save
>your frequencies and change them for another saved batch.

Thanks everyone, for all the great info!

Bill Crocker