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Uniden Bearcat BC355N analog base mobile police scanner by Scanner Master

Uniden Bearcat BC355N Police Scanner

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The Uniden Bearcat BC355N is an affordable analog base/mobile police scanner designed for home or vehicle use. Great for beginners, drivers, and everyday listeners who want simple access to local police, fire, EMS, aviation, railroad, CB, and weather channels. With preset service searches and Close Call RF Capture, it makes finding nearby radio activity fast and easy.
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Product Code: 10-501825
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Uniden Bearcat BC355N Police Scanner


The Uniden Bearcat BC355N Police Scanner is the ultimate low cost, basic mobile police scanner that can pick up analog receptions from police and emergency responders.

(PLEASE NOTE: The Uniden Bearcat scanner model BC355N can only pick up analog transmissions. If you live in an area where trunking or digital radio systems are used, you need to upgrade to the Uniden model BCD996P2 – the “D” stands for digital).

The Uniden Bearcat scanner model BC355N is capable of monitoring 300 channels. The Bearcat Scanner features the “Close Call RF Capture Technology,” which instantly tunes to signals from nearby transmitters. The pre-programmed service search also makes it easier to find active frequencies.

The Uniden scanner model BC355N also comes complete with a backlit display, making it easier to read in low light conditions, along with AC adapters, a DC power cable and an automotive power outlet plug, giving you more options for supplying power at home or in your car.

If you’re looking for a low cost way to jump into the world of police scanners, the Uniden Bearcat BC355N may be the right choice for you. Visit www.policescanners.net or call us at 1-800-SCANNER to see if your area still uses analog transmitters.

Fast shipping and U.S.-based scanner support for your home or vehicle setup.

Included in the box:
  • AC Adapter
  • DC Power Cable
  • Automotive Power Outlet Plug
  • Telescopic Antenna

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the BC355N a digital police scanner?
A: No. The BC355N is an analog scanner. It works well for many analog police, fire, EMS, aviation, marine, railroad, CB, and weather channels, but it does not decode P25 digital or trunked systems. Always check your local radio system before buying.
Q: Is the BC355N good for beginners?
A: Yes. The BC355N is one of Uniden’s most user-friendly scanners. It features preprogrammed service searches and simple controls, making it a strong choice for first-time scanner users.
Q: Can I use the BC355N at home and in my vehicle?
A: Yes. The BC355N is a base/mobile scanner, meaning it can be used in your home or installed in a vehicle with the proper power setup and mounting hardware.
Q: What does Close Call RF Capture do?
A: Close Call automatically detects strong nearby radio transmissions and tunes to them. This is helpful at events, near emergency activity, or when you want to quickly find local radio traffic.
Q: How many channels can the BC355N store?
A: The BC355N offers 300 programmable channels, allowing you to save your favorite local frequencies for faster scanning and easier access.

Product Description

Backlit Display
The BC355N comes complete with a backlit display making it easier to read in low light conditions.

Close Call RF™ Technology
Provides information about nearby radio transmissions. It comes with Do-Not-Disturb feature which checks for Close Call activity during channel reception, so active channels are not interrupted.

300 Channels
Save up to 300 frequencies that are scanned along with the preset frequencies.

Narrowband Capable
Properly receives VHF and UHF frequencies using narrower frequency spacing.

Desktop or Mobile Operation
Compact size for convenient use in your car or at home.

Non-Digital Scanner
The BC355N is not a digital scanner and is not capable of Digital Radio system monitoring, (e.g. Project 25, DMR, NXDN). For digital radio system monitoring, please check out Uniden models SDS100, SDS200, BCD436HP, BCD536HP, BCD996P2, BCD325P2, or the HomePatrol-2.

Reviews

Average Customer Review:
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DB from Polson, MT United States
February 15, 2017
Nice Scanner
I only wish that you could set priority to channels. Other than that this is an awesome scanner. I have it set up as a base station with an exterior antenna.
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Greg Souza from Missoula, MT United States
August 29, 2015
inputting frequencies
Can't input certain freq's in private bank???Can't input 154.370,154.355,154.250,their is about 20 freq I can't install,when I try say 154.370 the scanner jumps from say 154.200 to 154.400,so 154.370 can't be inputted.I like the unit but can't input certain freqs.
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John Menges from Watseka, IL United States
January 10, 2015
The BC355N is a good base scanner
The BC355N does what I bought it to do: receive local emergency and railroad frequencies. Unlike a handheld scanner that wears out on certain frequencies if you leave it on a lot for several years, a base scanner like the BC355N will keep receiving often-used frequencies for the life of the unit.
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Anonymous Person from St. Clair Shores, MI United States
January 10, 2014
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BC355N
This product is great. My only problem is that when I called to get the right model, the gentleman suggested this model. Unfortunately, this model does not get my local police department(St. Clair Shores, MI). after 5 calls I talked with Greg in the programming department and he explained that I need a "digital" model BCD996XT, which is $439.95. I paid $99.95 for the model that was recommended.
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