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TrunkTracker III Handheld Police Scanner Supports Motorola, EDACS, and LTR trunking systems. 9,000 channels, Program up to 500 systems, Dynamic Memory means no wasted channels, GPS Support for location-based scanning, location alerts, and crows-flight navigation. Fire Tone-Out Alerts you when fire pages are issued, Band Scope gives you a graphic representation of signal activity. Close Call(r) RF Capture tunes to nearby signals with no programming needed. Temporary Lockout lets you temporarily eliminate unwanted reception, Alpha Tagging makes it easier to know what you are hearing. All Hazards Alert notifies you of severe weather or other hazards. PC Programming and Control makes setting up the scanner easier than ever. Frequency Coverage: 25.0000 - 224.9800 MHz 400.0000 - 512.0000 MHz 806.0000 - 823.9875 MHz 849.0125 - 868.9875 MHz 894.0125 - 960.0000 MHz 1240.0000 - 1300.0000 MHz
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 Great Analog scanner/newest on the market |
| Review Date: September 25, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Michael A. Ritucci, Waterbury, CT |
| A very elaborate and capable analog scanner at a great price. If you are a novice (like me) the complexity is a little overwhelming but with persistence you can overcome the complexity. The User Manual is on a CD and Website based so you need to be on your computer while learning how to program and operate the scanner. If you have experience with another scanner, I think you will find this one easy to use and full of features and a vast amount of memory... |
At first, I was uncertain...
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| Review Date: May 30, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Drowsiness, Boston, Massachusetts |
When I was shopping for a new portable scanner, I was looking at the GRE PSR-300 and this Uniden BC346XT. Both are great scanners as far as reviews and features go, but I ultimately settled on the higher priced BC346XT (obviously) because it had some features that I absolutely wanted which the GRE scanner lacked. The only downside(s) so far is that this scanner is up to $70 more in price than the GRE and that Amazon dropped the price by $18 AFTER I got it shipped to me. Hehe... so frustrating! I could have gotten it for a better price locally, but then the sales tax comes in and Amazon was just cheaper overall.
Anyway, back to the scanner.
This thing is amazing. I've had it for going on 3 days now (since 5/28/2010) and after a short learning curve (scanners have sure changed), this thing is just wonderful. Its size is great. I honestly thought it would be bigger than it really is judging from the images I have seen online, but it is REALLY compact. The audio is perfect with perfect tone and loud output even when set to low.
I have not played with every feature of this scanner yet, but I am sure it is all as good as what I have toyed with so far. I have been using FreeSCAN to program it and that program has been good to me so far.
Pros:
- Clear audio
- Comes with rechargeable batteries (I have gotten 11 hours out of them with the backlight on infinity)
- Comes with a really sturdy belt clip. I was shocked it was as nice as it is
- It is easy to program through your computer with FreeSCAN (no Mac support for this) or through the keypad
- The display is informative. Signal strength and 3 different modes are just 2 of the pros of the screen
- Rebanding support and upgradeable firmware (obviously) help a lot.
Cons:
- Price - More expensive than its direct competitor the GRE PSR-300, but you do get slightly better features
- Comes with a SERIAL cable instead of USB. Save your money here, folks, I bought the TENDnet TU-S9 Serial-to-USB** (uses same chipset as Uniden USB-1 uses) and it has worked flawlessy for only $15
- Does not come with programming software and it probably should for the price
- Doesn't make sandwiches for me
You can't go wrong with this scanner. Those of you having a very hard time programming it are probably just over complicating things for yourselves. It really is not hard at all.
**http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007T27H8/ref=ox_ya_os_product |
Great Unit
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| Review Date: May 31, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Jim. Daneke, Portland, OR |
| Very solid unit for those who don't need Digital Modes. This thing is easy to program using FreeScan or ProScan software and is a good sized unit. Enjoy! |
Great Little Scanner
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| Review Date: August 19, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Bigden, Republic Mo. USA |
| First Of All The Picture Is A Little Misleading,,Amazon Has The Picture Of The BCD 396XT Pictured,,As The BC346XT..The 346XT Is All Black..and is Analog,,,the 396XT is the digital version..Back to the review,,,Ive had The 346XT Now 3 Weeks, Works Great..Has Lots Of Features That I Will Probably Never Use,But Good To Have For The Pro User..Ive Had Good Luck With Uniden Scanners In The Past,,Is Why I Got This One,,I Would Recommend Downloading (Freescan) By The Way it is Free Programming software. And Some Research from,[...].,,makes programming a breeze,,I Set Up,,County,City,State,& Utility's,,and uploaded them in less than 10 minutes,that is if you have a PC...Happy Scanning :) |
Uniden BC346XT
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| Review Date: June 24, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Ray A. Keuning, Australia |
| Probably one of the most sensitive scanners I have owned from Uniden and quite affective in picking up long range transmissions - a vast improvement from the BC246T. As per previous models, manually programming this scanner can be a little difficult so for the novice, I would recommend investing in a software package that allows the scanner to be interfaced with a computer. Due to USA restrictions, the 800mHz band falls short of the trunking channels for Australia but this scanner is made for the American market afterall. Love the easy release belt clip system. |
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