BC335N MOBILE BASE SCANR

スキャナーと銘打っているだけに操作概念が違うのか設定に戸惑った。 チャンネルプランにはアメリカとカナダがありバンドによりモードやチャンネルステップはほぼ自動的に決まる。 業務毎の一つ又は複数に分割されたバンドを選び、業務のボタンでそれぞれの表示を点けたり消したりすると、点灯した業務はスキャン対象になり（複数可）その業務のスキャン中は点滅し次々に移って行く。 スキャン中は ＳＣＡＮ の文字が流れ、スケルチが開くと受信中の周波数が表示される。 プライベートのみ表示させると通常のメモリースキャンになる。 規定のバンドプランの受信には向くが汎用性は無い。 例えばＣＢバンドはチャンネルプランの４０チャンネルを無駄なくスキャンするが、5ＫＨｚステップなので日本のチャンネルはモニター出来ない。 60ＭＨｚ帯の受信が出来ないのも残念だがＶＨＦ、ＵＨＦのチャンネル設定が１２.５ＫＨｚステップなので特小には良いがＨＡＭバンドでは実質１００ＫＨＺオーダーの設定しか出来ない点は更に残念。 外部スピーカーで聴く音は他機に比べて良いし、コンパクトで発熱も殆んど無い良いスキャナーです。

Perfect condition and excellent working.

This is a no frills basic scanner that works great for anyone in an area that has police and fire still on analog frequencies. Really simple to program; don't believe the naysayers that say it isn't. A simple 3 minute youtube video showed me how to do it. Its a bit time consuming and repetitive but very very easy once you know how. If you plan to listen to over 25 or so frequencies right of the bat, you might want to invest in a programming cable and download programming software. Also, it does have a TOTAL of 300 slots to program frequencies BUT 200 of these are under the Air/Marine slot. It is a bit confusing and if you want to listen to more than 100 frequencies and have to spill over to the Air/Marine presets, you will have to set the scanner to scan your "private" frequencies along with both the "Air" and "Marine" band presets. Its confusing I know, but it DOES have 300 memory slots. If some folks read the free downloadable user manual before purchasing, they would have known that. If you are listening to that many frequencies though, you should probably invest in a better, higher end scanner that has a larger custom memory bank. Its pretty small and takes up very little space on my nightstand and workbench. Worthwhile if you are like me and only listen to around 15 or 20 of the local police/fire/EMS frequencies. If that is all you are looking for out of your scanner, this will do the job. Upon arrival, the box included the scanner, a base telescopic antenna that plugs straight into the back (works well for me, your results may vary with location), a mobile mounting bracket with several feet of fused power wire, a DC cigarette power adapter for quick "plug and go" mobile installation, and finally a second antenna. The second antenna is basically a copper wire with suction cups on both ends and several feet of coax attached to it. According to the directions, you basically suction cup the antenna to the inside windshield on the passenger side of the vehicle or to the rear widow if you drive a standard cab truck. I currently use it in my basement window to gain better reception during the evening when I am working downstairs in my concrete surrounded shop space. Having an additional antenna stuck up in the window really helps improve the reception. Overall, its simple, it works, and its not crazy expensive because of too many bells and whistles I won't use.

lo scanner funziona molto bene e copre le frequenze più interessanti, unica pecca e' che bisogna stare attenti all'alimentatore in dotazione, ha la spina americana con le due lamelle e supporta i 120 volt, l'ho subito cambiato con un alimentatore universale, per il resto e' tutto ok!!!

Great scanner! I bought this specifically to monitor air band transmissions, because my daughter is working on her commercial pilot licence. If you plan on using it for air band you'll have to buy a decent external antenna. The antenna that comes with it isn't up to the task. I'm using an antenna specifically for air band 108Mhz - 136Mhz from "DPD Productions" which I mounted on my chimney. The internal speaker is pretty good, but I decided to buy a Cleartone MFJ-281 external speaker which is designed to work best in the frequency range of the human voice. One of my friends is an airline pilot and he was very impressed by how it performed.

Muy satisfecho con el radio, me gusto mucho su funcionalidad, funciona a la perfección y la marca es garantía.