First the PSR-800, GRECOM’s new digital scanner that is easy to use and contains all the frequencies from www.radioreference.com on an SD card. It also does P25 digital and the usual analog trunking.

More pictures here, user manual here.

FCC ID:ADV0602902

On the second row of picture is the PRO-18 for RadioShack, it is esentially the same scanner, with a different layout.

User manual here, more pictures here.

FCC ID:ADV0602903

Both the same Racing Scanner, one GRECOM the other RadioShack branded.

A UHF only receiver, preprogrammed for all major race series. It has two headphone/headset jacks. There is an intercom feature if you have two headsets.

The front display has channel and driver information, there is also top display with the car number. There is even a special cellphone cable that lets you talk on your phone.

The PRO-444 only appears to come in black. The PSR-110 comes in yellow, blue and red.

The manual (PSR-110) here. And more picture here (PSR-110) and here (PRO-444).

FCC ID: ADV0704901 and ADV0704

Another RadioShack desktop scanner, the PRO-405.

Runs from 29-512 Mhz, with gaps, NO MIL-AIR and NO Trunking. But it does have NOAA weather alert, and FM broadcast receive, which makes this a good severe weather radio. Except it doesn’t seem to run on batteries.

Manual here.

FCC ID: ‘ADV0828′

Here’s another flavor scanner for the RadioShack lineup, made by GRE and seemingly very similar to the PSR-500.

Manual Here and More Pictures Here.

FCC ID:ADV0801