Uniden BC-SGPS, Universal Receiver Module Kit, Simple Solution to Connect GPS Enabled Scanner or CB Radio, (Replaces BC-GPSK)

Does what is supposed to do.

I set this up on my BCD436HP scanner just before my trip from Wisconsin to Florida. The set-up is very easy and quick. The ability to keep tabs on the local law enforcement traffic as I traveled was a great benefit. I was aware of serious traffic issues in time to reroute around them.

hooked up with the power and adapter within 5 minutes up and running perfect now I wont have to use zip codes while traveling

I bought the GPS right after the SDS-100. A month later, I went on a 3,000-mile road trip and found it was great for updating all the agencies along the way. If you travel, its worth the investment.

Not a fan of wires. Unfortunately, this has plenty. Had to hard wire to get rid of 2 wires. There is no option but to cut the cig lighter power supply or get a bit creative as I did. Ultimately, I hid all the wires. The kit seems to be outdated and could be consolidated. Still, works well. Also, not much literature with it. Have to Google or YouTube for more info.

Easy to setup and use. Excellent for the SDS200 - one wire and the gps unit is all that is needed. In contrast, three wires and two boxes to put somewhere for the SDS100. There are cheaper and less cluttered solutions available (using the older wire and a gps puck).

Installed this under the dash of my 1984 Chevy C30 crew cab. Just set your scanner baud rate to 9600 for it to work.

Never got a chance to use it on SDS 200 Because the scanner would never hold his memory

It’s ok, I am glad apparently according to what I could find that this unit is compatible with many devices. Price range has gotten way better than the puck. Awkward amount of cables for a simple gps though. But it does work well. Just figure out a way to deal with extra cables if your using this in a mobile setup.

Works for home patrol2