Uniden Bearcat BCD160DN Handheld Digital Scanner, Exclusive Features, Band Scope Rapid System/Channel Number Tagging, Narrow-Band Reception, and Search Features to Detect…
- The Uniden BCD160DN sets the standard for performance, features, and innovation. Exclusive Features like Band Scope Rapid System/Channel Number Tagging, Narrow-band Reception, and a complete suite of search features help you detect those elusive signals faster than ever. Uniden Digital Scanners offer you more than ever before.
- DCS/CTCSS RAPID DECODE – Instantly detects and displays the sub audible tone so you can quickly determine the system settings.
- PRELOADED DMR/NXDN – The scanner comes preloaded with DMR and NXDN so you can start using your scanner as soon as you take it out of the box.
- CUSTOM SEARCH – Allows you to start searching at the displayed frequency or enter a frequency and start searching.
- PC PROGRAMMING – Use free Uniden software to manage your scanner’s Profiles, Favorites Lists, Databases, and firmware updates.
Uniden Bearcat BCD160DN Handheld Digital Scanner, Exclusive Features, Band Scope Rapid System/Channel Number Tagging, Narrow-Band Reception, and Search Features to Detect…
$249.99
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Paul –
First off, I use commercial grade NXDN radios for my hobby and was quite surprised to see this from Uniden with NXDN capability right out of the box and a decent price. The good news is that “it works”. I prefer to use Pro-Scan software rather than Uniden’s as it will connect to my PC and do logging, etc. The scanner does have limited functions in that it will not decode incoming Radio ID’s (OTAA) but for just listening to the calls it’s pretty slick. The product listing on Amazon was pretty accurate. This is the kind of scanner you could program up and hand to a “non-radio user” and let them scan the bands to their heart’s content. I haven’t tried the base/mobile version yet, but the portable is a keeper.