Product Review
The WS1065 features Object Oriented programming which has often been regarded by users as easy to program and use. Virtual Scanner mode stores 21 various scanner configurations for a total storage capacity of over 38,000 scannable objects. Just as their lower end brother models, this offers a dedicated Skywarn button and Spectrum Sweeper. The WS1065 also ships with a unique in-dash DIN-E installation kit. Subaudible Squelch Decoder
- Multi-Color LED & Audible Alerts: Stay informed with programmable audible alarms and a customizable Alert LED that supports up to 8 user-defined colors from thousands of combinations.
- Automatic Adaptive Digital Tracking: Advanced real-time P25 decoding adapts 50+ times per second to shifting signals caused by multipath or fading—no manual adjustments needed.
- Digital AGC & P25 NAC Support: Instantly adjusts for low audio levels on digital systems and filters out unwanted transmissions using Network Access Code (NAC) filtering.
- Menu-Driven Programming with Help Text: Easy setup and operation thanks to intuitive menus with built-in help for every option—great for beginners and pros alike.
- High-Speed PC Interface & Cloning: Program and update via USB at blazing speeds—6x faster PC transfers and 8x faster cloning between units (includes USB programming cable).
- Free-Form Memory Structure: Store over 37,800 objects with dynamic memory allocation and no wasted space—far more efficient than traditional banked systems.
- Real-Time Signal Strength Display: Instantly see the strength of incoming signals for better tuning and monitoring.
- Multi-System Trunking Support: Compatible with Motorola, EDACS, LTR, and P25 Phase 1 trunked systems; supports both talkgroup and individual call monitoring.
- Spectrum Sweeper & Tune Functions: Quickly scan local frequencies for active signals or search starting from a specific frequency to discover new channels.
- Skywarn Storm Spotter Access: Direct access to storm watcher frequencies for early warning of severe weather—get alerts before they’re on the news.
