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Uniden UBC3500XLT Handheld Scanner

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New UBC 3500XLT Handheld scanner

The new UBC3500XLT is the new flagship in handheld scanners, with the most comprehensive list of features ever offered by bearcat. They include 2500 dynamic channels, close call, quick keys,ctcss and dcs squelch modes, repeater reverse,dropout delay,channel alert,memory check,scan and search operation,custom alerts,automatic channel steps,quick recall,text tagging,data skip, memory backup, pc control and cloning, and much more.

Bearcat UBC3500XLT - 2500 channel handheld scanner
Freq: 25-512Mhz / 806-960Mhz /1240-1300Mhz
Memories: 2500 Dynamic channels
10 Programmable search banks
3 Selectable Band plans
Air band search - pre programmed
Close Call™ RF Capture facility
Close Call - do not disturb function
Quick Keys
Frequency Steps : 5/6.25/7.5/10/12.5/15/20/15/50/100Khz and 8.33 kHz Airband steps.
CTCSS and DCS Squelch
Lockout Function
Alarm function
Repeater function
Scan delay Function
Custom Screen
Quick Recall
Alpha-numeric Tags
Data Skip
Auto Store
Batteries save function
Cloning Function
SMA-Antenna
Channel Hold Function
AGC-Function
Display Contrast Control
The scanner is supplied with : wrist strap, AC adaptor, batteries, belt clip, BNC/SMA adaptor, owners manual.
Size : 61w x 31d x 131h mm

PC SOFTWARE IS AVAILABLE HERE

Uniden UBC3500-XLT

UBC3500-XLT

Price 184.48
inc UK VAT
IN STOCK

Manual

Optional Extra - PIFCO AA RECHARGEABLE NiMH BATTERIES
	AA size rechargeable batteries 2700 mAh Charges up to 1000 times £6.99 a pack of 4 plus UK VAT. Click the picture for a larger view

OPTIONAL EXTRA LISTEN ONLY "D" EARPIECE with 3.5mm plug & 90cm cord
	Flexi D shape earpiece made of soft rubber for maximum comfort. 90cm cord for waist level plug in.Earpiece plug for radios and scanners with a 3.5mm audio socket. Click the picture for a larger view	3.5mm rt-angle
		£5.50 plus UK VAT

OPTIONAL PRODUCT

About the best thing you can do to improve your hand held scanner's performance is to use an antenna that's dedicated to what you want to listen to. For example, if you're a civil or military air band enthusiast, then you can do much better than using the 'jack of all trades, master of none' wideband antenna that came with your scanner. By using a telescopic antenna you can adjust the length. Instead of extending it to it's full length, try extending it to the length that is around a quarter wave of the frequency band you are interested in. You can find this by dividing 7500 by the frequency in MHz; the answer will be in centimetres. So, as an example for, say, 450MHz, you should only extend the telescopic antenna to around 16-17 cm.

STA91 TELESCOPIC ANTENNA (WIDEBAND)