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| − | ==BC350C User Reviews==
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| − | Added: November 20th 2005<br>
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| − | Reviewer: VS<br>
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| − | Score: 4.5 stars<br>
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| − | The Uniden BC350C is an excellent conventional scanner for the beginner as well as the small town enthusiast.
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| − | It has 50 user programmable channels, and five banks with the most popular frequencies in each: Police, Fire/EMS,
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| − | Air/Marine, CB, and Weather. The BC350C comes with an AC power adapter, telescoping antenna, suction cup mobile
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| − | antenna, mounting brackets for in-car use, and an instruction manual. The unit is compact for easy mobile mounting,
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| − | as well as saving desk space when used as a base scanner. It has five preprogrammed banks as well as a Private bank
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| − | with 50 channels for user programming. The controls are simple and easy to use. They include the six one-touch banks,
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| − | Hold, Up, Down, Search, Lockout, Band, and Program. It's bright orange-yellow LCD display is easy to read. The
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| − | sensitivity of this unit is excellent, and transmissions come in loud and clear. The stock telescoping antenna works
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| − | very well. The internal speaker is rated at 2.7 watts, and delivers loud and crisp audio. The scanner scans very
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| − | quickly at a rate of 100 channels per second, and searches the preset bands rapidly. The scanner is somewhat awkward
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| − | to program, but not very difficult. The user must find the desired frequency in the band search, and push Program,
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| − | then the Private Bank, then Program to set the frequency into a channel. During the Band Searches, the scanner can be
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| − | easily overwhelmed by paging transmitters. It also lacks alpha tags and Priority, and has a limited user programmable
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| − | bank. All in all, this unit is an excellent scanner for those who don't need trunking. It's a great basic, conventional
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| − | scanner, perfect for the small town enthusiast.
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