New Uniden Bearcat Handheld Portable Police Fire Radio Scanner Model BC75XLT. We Will Program The Scanner For Your County. Comes Ready To Use. Comes preprogrammed for your county. Out Of The Box it's ready to go. We will program the scanner for your county.
The Uniden BC75XLT is a compact handheld scanner that is ideal for listening to events as they unfold. During severe weather or other disasters, listen to reports going directly to emergency agencies as it happens. The BC75XLT covers the bands used by amateur radio operators for emergency reporting including NOAA weather broadcasts, as well as frequencies used at other events such as auto races, local events, and more.
300 channels are divided into 10 storage banks, making it easy to find the channel to which you want to listen; can set 1 priority channel per bank; narrowband mode and steps
10 service bands make it easy to located specific types of calls: weather, police, fire/emergency, marine, racing, civil air, ham, railroad, CB radio, and FRS/GMRS/MURS
VHF low/high and UHF frequencies
NOAA weather channels make it easy to track storms and changing weather situations
Close Call RF capture technology instantly tunes in signals from nearby transmitters
Do not disturb mode prevents Close Call checks during transmission
Temporary lockout; temporarily locked out channels are restored when you cycle power.
Backlit LCD screen; internal speaker: 0.8 watts max output.
PC programming port (free software via download). Operates on 2 AA alkaline batteries, 2 AA NiMH batteries (Not Included), or USB charging of NiMH batteries inside of scanner by connecting to PC. Dimensions: 2.638 in. W x 1.287 in. D x 4.527 in. H. Weight: 6.173 oz. without batteries and antenna. Includes attached belt clip, flexible antenna with BNC connector, USB cable, and wrist strap
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