The Uniden BC335C is your basic scanner, does VHF, UHF, AIR and 800.
- BC335C Front
- BC335C Angle
More pictures here, manual here.
FCC ID: ‘AMWUB362′
The Uniden BC335C is your basic scanner, does VHF, UHF, AIR and 800.
FCC ID: ‘AMWUB362′
Uniden’s new base/mobile scanner with TRUNKTRACKER III technology. That means it does EDACS, Motorola systems (not P25) and LTR. Note this is the X model, which is slightly different then the BCT15, like more memory.
Loaded with features, it has an option for GPS, and computer programming. Range is about 25-1300 Mhz with the usual gaps.
FCC ID: ‘AMWUB361′
Uniden’s new base scanner with TrunkTracker IV technology. Range from about 25-1300Mhz (with the usual gaps).
For more detail on features and functionality, please check out Uniden’s WIKI.
Or visit my good friends at www.RadioReference.com
Manual here, more pictures here.
FCC ID: ‘AMWUB360′
The TEN-TEC RX-400 receiver recently got a stamp of approval from the FCC, but what kind of receiver is this?
It has receiving range from 2-3000 Mhz (cellular blocked) and a lack of buttons and a display.
The manual is not quite helpfull on how this receiver works, but the TEN-TEC website provides some more information.
At was not immediately apparent of control software is supplied with the radio.
Some additional pictures here, manual here.
FCC ID: ‘DJ7-400′
After it’s big brother the BCD396XT it’s the BC346XT’s turn. It can do pretty much everything the BCD396XT can do, except the digital stuff, so no; Project 25 and Motorola Digital Trunking.
The latest Operations Manual can be found here on the Uniden Manual Page.
More FCC pictures here, FCC filed manual here and here.
FCC ID: ‘AMWUB358′