All stock codes associated to this product
UBC73XLT, 9322402004433
UBC73XLT
Programmable Handheld
100 Channel Scanner
This handheld scanner with full frequency display offers 100 programmable memory channels - 7 bands. Offering the new Ground Breaking Technology "Close Call RF Capture Technology" this scanner automatically "Listens" for any nearby or "close" transmissions and once they occur the scanner immediately tunes in to this frequency which is ideal for use at events or locations when the transmission is unknown.
Frequency ranges received are 25-88, 108-174 and 400-512 MHz. Chain searching allows seven different personal search bands and the ability to search up to all five chain locations at once. Priority scanning allows a designated priority channel to be monitored every two seconds.
The UBC73XLT also has Pre-Programmed service search which automatically detects analogue Police, Railroad, Air, Marine, UHF CB and AM CB channels. The UBC73XLT comes with some great accessories including a Scanner Frequency CD, Earpiece Microphone and Cigarette Lighter Charger.
Key Features
- Designed and Engineered in Japan
- 100 Analogue Channels
- 7 Bands
- Ultra Compact Design
- Frequency Range: 25-88MHz, 108 - 174 MHz, 400-512 MHz
- Close Call RF Capture Technology
- Frequency Searching:
- Program Search
- Chain Search
- Direct Entry Search
- Analogue Pre Programmed Service Search*:
> Police
> Railroad
> Air
> Marine
> UHF CB
> AM CB
- - Frequency Skip
- Channel Scanning:
- Memory Channel Scan
> Direct Channel Access
> Channel Lockout
> Priority Scan
- - Duplicate Channel Alert
- Backlit LCD Display
- Keypad Lock
- Key Touch Tone
- Memory Back Up
- Low Battery Alert
- Additional Features:
- External Jacks - ANT: BNC Type
- Internal Speaker: 8ohm.1W
- Max Search Speed: 150 Steps/sec
- Operating Temperature: -20 - +60c
- Size of Unit (mm): 68(w) x 31.5(D) x 115 (H)
- Weight without battery: 165g
- Batteries not included: 2AA Standard Batteries or Rechargeable batteries
- *Please note not all pre-programmed service searches may operate in New Zealand.
