First year
£5.99Then £9.99 annually unless cancelled before renewal. Includes every radius, multiple locations and all automatic formats.
Start membershipA three-column conventional-frequency import file generated automatically for review in Whistler EZ Scan.
Choose from nearby publishable business-radio and civil-airfield records, UK-wide CB, PMR446, amateur, marine, common and published military-air channels. Compatible local RSGB ETCC repeaters can also be included.
The file uses Whistler EZ Scan import text. Names are shortened only where the format requires it, unsupported rows are removed, and any documented capacity limit is applied.
Generation starts automatically after Stripe confirms payment.
Install the correct EZ Scan edition for the TRX-1E or TRX-2E and back up the current configuration.
Download the supplied .txt file containing Alpha Tag, Frequency and Mode columns.
In Conventional Frequencies, use EZ Scan's text import function and assign the objects to a scan list.
Review the imported names and modes, then copy the updated configuration to the scanner or SD card.
This is a three-column conventional-frequency import list, not a native EZ Scan configuration. Every selected assignment is supplied once as a conventional AUTO object, without extra DMR, NXDN or P25 copies. Confirm DG Mode is Auto on the scanner after import.
Public data does not confirm continuous activity, exact usage or every digital access parameter. Airport and published military-air entries are discovery aids and must not be used for navigation.
Then £9.99 annually unless cancelled before renewal. Includes every radius, multiple locations and all automatic formats.
Start membershipYou will receive Whistler EZ Scan import text (.txt) with loading guidance for the Import and review in Whistler EZ Scan workflow.
Your first file is generated after starting membership, and later member files are generated on request. They are usually emailed within minutes.
No. WTR, shared-channel and airport data identify possible listening channels, but not every frequency transmits continuously. The file is a practical discovery list.
No. Files contain conventional discovery channels only and do not follow trunked conversations as a complete mapped system.