Thanks for the info...
That hand held unit does sound quite nice.
What would there be to pick up in a country southwest area using it's frequency bands:
"25-88, 108-174 and 400-512 MHz"?
-emergency services (firefighters)
-security guards
-ham radio operators
?????
Thanks for the help
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- Tue Dec 21, 2010 2:07 pm
- Forum: Scanners and Receivers
- Topic: UNIDEN UBC355XLT
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- Mon Dec 20, 2010 7:34 pm
- Forum: Scanners and Receivers
- Topic: UNIDEN UBC355XLT
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Re: UNIDEN UBC355XLT
Thanks for the link...Nothing wrong with saving $50!
Are hand held scanners cheaper than this scanner?
Even if not - what is a good, cheap hand held that is available for what i want?
I want to start of listening to police frequencies - because it sounds interesting...
Cheers
Are hand held scanners cheaper than this scanner?
Even if not - what is a good, cheap hand held that is available for what i want?
I want to start of listening to police frequencies - because it sounds interesting...
Cheers
- Mon Dec 20, 2010 4:41 pm
- Forum: Scanners and Receivers
- Topic: UNIDEN UBC355XLT
- Replies: 7
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UNIDEN UBC355XLT
Hello,
I would really like to get into scanning as a hobby...
I am thinking of purchasing the " UNIDEN UBC355XLT " from dicksmith: http://dicksmith.com.au/product/D1976/uniden-ubc355xlt
Has anyone had any experience with this scanner?
Is it a good cheap scanner for a beginner?
And will it pick ...
I would really like to get into scanning as a hobby...
I am thinking of purchasing the " UNIDEN UBC355XLT " from dicksmith: http://dicksmith.com.au/product/D1976/uniden-ubc355xlt
Has anyone had any experience with this scanner?
Is it a good cheap scanner for a beginner?
And will it pick ...