Uniden BC346XT Handheld TrunkTracker III Analog Police Scanner
Uniden BC346XT Handheld TrunkTracker III Analog Police Scanner
- Handheld scanner for monitoring police and fire signals, weather transmissions, ham radio bands, and more
- Store 9,000 total conventional channels, trunked channels, and trunked system frequencies for quick recall
- TrunkTracker III Digital Scanning lets you monitor Motorola, EDACS and LTR systems in addition to conventional channels
- GPS Compatible so that the scanner can automatically select and scan nearby agencies
- Close Call RF Capture detects and tunes to nearby transmissions with no programming needed
UNIDEN TRUCKTRACKER ANALOG SCANNER W MEM Control channel data output, close call temporary store, GPS support for location-based scanning, location alert and crows-flight navigation Fire tone out alert, fire tone out search, built-in frequency counter, band scope, multi-site support, temporary lockout and startup configuration System/channel number tagging, compatible with BC-RH96 remote head, AGC, individual channel volume offset, intermediate frequency exchange and key safe mode Private systems, priority ID scan on trucked system, preemptive priority on Motorola analog system, quick access search keys and negative channel dropout delay LCD and keypad backlight, strong signal attenuation, adjustable hold, upgradeable firmwire, channel alert, key lock, PC programming/control, battery saver, antenna connector and SMA The Uniden BC346XT is a handheld scanner that’s packed with features. Program up to 9,000 channels or 500 trunked systems in dynamic memory. GPS support gives you location
List Price: $ 249.00
Price: $ 249.00
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J. Thornton
July 13, 2011Difficult at first, but great once you get the hang of it.,
I was given this model as a free upgrade due to the one I ordered being out of stock. At first it is a little hard to program since I didnt buy the software, but I read some help forums I got from google searching the model and it was a breeze. Now that I have all my locals programmed I love it. I pick up police units that are 40 miles or more away from me at times. It is kind of funny though when the close call feature pick up drive thru windows and you can hear what everyone around you is ordering. I gave it four stars because the manual is only on disk and is very confusing. Google search for help and your set. Also I use this site to get all the freqs I could ever need and they are very accurate [..]
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Zippo
July 13, 2011Great scanner, but…..,
This is a great scanner, with very good specs, has a nice, small form-factor, and works reliably.
I concur with the positives in the other, previous reviews.
But I’ve got a couple of gripes, for which I knocked one star off the rating: (these are not deal-breakers, but just things to be aware of)
1. The included rechargeable batteries are just a bit too large in diameter for the battery cover to fit properly (the cover sort of “bulges” out). More of an annoyance at this point, but I’m concerned that it could possibly break eventually, requiring me to find a replacement cover. (Using AA batteries does not cause this problem, the cover fits just fine with them).
2. The arrangement and organization of the owner’s manual is very poor in my view. It’s not printed, which may surprise some buyers, personally I’d prefer it printed, but I understand the economics of releasing it only online/on included CD. But sorry, the manual is VERY POORLY arranged. I’m an experienced radio guy, just not with Uniden brand products. But I still am getting frustrated trying to find stuff. I would much prefer a PDF style manual, where typefaces, spacing, white space, etc. can be combined to communicate point much more effectively. Is this a big deal? Well probably not a deal-breaker, once you/I figure out how the various features work, we won’t need the manual much, but it’s a royal pain until then. You may have friends who can help you out on this, which may make this irritation not too big a deal for you.
3. This scanner does have a LOT OF CAPABILITY, including some really cool features, as a result, most keys have multiple functions, some (again, my personal opinion) are not as well thought out as I would prefer, ie not intuitive.
But overall, it’s a good unit. My gripes are probably not deal-breakers, and keeping in mind the price, it’s a worthwhile purchase. If you’re experienced with Uniden products, you might not have any trouble at all figuring out how to use it, perhaps even not needing the manual, but if you’re like me, just be prepared for a learning curve longer than you might otherwise expect.
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