Uniden BC95XLT Handheld PC Controlable Scanner

The Bearcat BC95XLT is an affordable 200 channel scanner with great features. It has Uniden's new Close Call™ RF Capture Technology that instantly tunes to signals from nearby transmitters. (You can even screen-out pager frequencies). Frequency coverage is 25-54, 108-174, 406-512, 806-956 MHz (excluding cellular) to include the most interesting "action" bands where you can hear police, ambulance, fire, amateur radio, public utilities, weather and more. You get ten Programmable Search Ranges to help you find unlisted frequencies in use in your area. Plus there are six Preprogrammed Service Searches: Public Safety, Railroad (by channel), Air, Marine (by channel), CB (by channel), GMRS/FRS (by channel), Weather, News Media, Ham Radio and Special. The Priority Scan frequently scans the channels you have designated as priority channels. The delay feature helps prevent missed replies during 2-way conversations. The BC-95XLT features easy to use controls and a quality keypad.

The backlit LCD display makes for easy night time operation with Uniden's Patented Backlight-On-Squelch feature that illuminates only when there is channel activity. Operation is from two AA cells providing flexibility in choice of batteries: Alkaline for long life, rechargeable for economy (batteries can be charged while in the scanner). Inside the battery compartment there is a switch for using either two AA NiMH cells or two AA Alkaline cells (the AA cells are not supplied). Only 2¾ x 4½ x 1¼ inches. The BC95XLT is similar to the BC92XLT, but is blue in color and additionally provides a USB computer programming port on the right side of the radio. (PC cable not included).

The BC95XLT comes with: AD1017 AC adapter (6 VDC +), belt clip, flexible BNC antenna and Owners Manual.

Frequency Coverage:

• 25- 30 Amateur Band 10 Meters
• 30- 50 VHF Low Band
• 50-54 Ham Band 6 Meters
• 108-137 Aircraft Band
• 137-144 Federal Government
• 144-148 Amateur Band 2 Meters
• 148-174 VHF High Band
• 406-420 Federal Government
• 420-450 Amateur Band 70 Cm
• 450-470 UHF Band
• 470-512 UHF "T" Band
• 806-956 800 MHz Band (less cellular)