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

Had no problem connecting it.

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.

too many wires ideally would have both power for radio and GPS puck sensitivity a little low compared with similar pucks as there are little plug and play alternatives it will do job but approach is clumsy

this gps system does work. Only thing I dont like is the multitude of cables that need to be used to get the gps to work.

Works as it should. Satisfied with purchase. Easy to set up.

I very strongly suggest that you watch the YouTube setup video by ScannerMaster on how to set up the GPS for your scanner. Out of the box, the set up is not intuitive. Keep in mind that this kit is for a variety of different scanner radios marketed by Uniden, and there is not one universal GPS data port. This means that you will not use all of the cables supplied in the kit, only those ones you need for your particular radio scanner. You will have unused cables left over, but save them if you have more than one kind of Uniden radio scanner. Also make certain that you set the baud rate of the GPS correctly. The BCD536HP wants a baud rate of 4800, whereas a Home Patrol 2 wants a baud rate of 9600, for example. If the scanner doesnt recognize the GPS unit, try changing the baud rate to 9600 (the default is 4800).

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

Love that it scans where you are without having to mess with the radio!

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

Does what is supposed to do.