Uniden Bearcat SR30C, 500-Channel Compact Handheld Scanner, Close Call RF Capture, Turbo Search, PC programable, NASCAR, Racing, Aviation, Marine, Railroad, and Non-Digital Police, Fire, Public Safety

It’s not to hard to learn how to use if you read the directions. Picked up signals from at least a few mile radius with no additional modifications inside of an Aluminum sided home. I would invest in rechargeable batteries as an 8 hour use and you will need a new set.

Tiene buena recepción..!

ITS OK, BUT YOU NEED A LICENSE

Extremely difficult to program!!!!!!!

Long Lasting Battery Power. Has so many channels available on this radio, that you cant possibly fill it up with frequencies. more suited for racing I guess, but great little compact scanner, good tor the price.

NASCAR race, worked perfectly.

Good item not as easy to understand for me and does not work as I need for my area

I had an old Radio Shack scanner I had used for years, but my grandson is into airplanes, so I decided to give that one to him and replace it. There arent a lot of options, but I had heard of Uniden, so decided that was the way to go. My old Radshack unit wasnt easy to store frequencies in. I had to look at the manual every time. But at least I could understand the manual, and once configured, all I had to do was turn it on. The Uniden unit so far is a nightmare. I havent taken it out to see if I actually have frequencies stored, and I can see no way to find what is stored, if anything. Im not sure how to get it to scan the frequencies i have stored. I keep locking the screen for some unknown reason. I was supposed to be able to hook it up to my computer, but that doesnt work. Maybe if I can ever figure it out, Ill be happy, but right now, not so much. Im not sure if he scanner is that complicated, or the documentation is that bad. Maybe a little bit of both.

Nice little unit, works fine but use better antenna. OK for close and strong signals, just a bit weak for lesser signals. Still is a good unit and easy to program.