Uniden BCT8 BearTracker Warning System-800mhz TrunkTracker III The Uniden BearTracker is a sophisticated, multi-band highway communication system that responds to radio waves emitted from special secondary transmitters on most highway patrol vehicles across the United States. BearTracker is preprogrammed to alert you both audibly and visually to the presence of highway patrol units within a three mile radius-even if they're not using radar. - Highway Patrol Alert Responds with both a visual and audible warning alert.
- 250 Channels With 250 user-programmable channels, so you can listen in on all of your favorite frequencies.
- Frequency Guide Includes a free Betty Bearcat starter frequency guide for USA and Canada.
- Band Search Scan through specified bands for locating new active frequencies.
- Full Frequency LCD Shows frequencies being scanned as well as what type of service you are monitoring.
- Local/County Police Scans the preprogrammed local and county police frequencies in your area.
- AC/DC Operation Includes a DC Power cord and mobile antenna plus an AC adapter and telescopic antenna for base use.
- CB Monitor & Weather Scans all 40 Citizens Band channels as well as your local NOAA weather channels.
- Highway Patrol Scans the preprogrammed highway patrol frequencies in your state.
- DOT, NEWS, FIRE, & EMS Scans selectable preprogrammed frequencies by state for Department of Transportation, news, fire and EMS services.
- 13 Bands With 800 Mhz Covers 800Mhz, public service, "Ham" radio, aircraft plus federal and military land mobile frequencies.
Frequency Range: Mode:
25.0000-27.9950 Citizens Band
28.0000-29.9950 10 Meter Amateur Band
30.0000-49.9950 VHF Low Band
50.0000-54.0000 6 Meter Amateur Band
108.0000-136.9875 AM Aircraft
137.0000-143.9950 Military Land Mobile
144.0000-147.9950 2 Meter Amateur Band
148.0000-174.0000 VHF High Band
400.0000-419.9875 70cm Amateur Band
450.0000-469.9875 UHF Standard Band
470.0000-512.0000 UHF "T" Band
806.0000-956.0000* Public Service Band
Excluding Cellular Band Excluding UHF TV Bands |
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