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Feature Highlights, Preprogrammed Service SVC Search - battery

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Feature Highlights Trunk Tracking - Follow 800 MHz trunked public safety and public service systems just as if conventional two-way communications were used. 300 Channels - Program one frequency into each channel. You must have at least one channel programmed to use the Scan mode. 12 Bands, 10 Banks - Includes 12 bands, with Aircraft and 800 MHz. 10 banks with 30 channels each are useful for storing similar frequencies to maintain faster scanning cycles or storing all the frequencies of a trunked system. 29 MHz-956 MHz - Indicates the range of frequencies that can be searched within the bands of your scanner. Note: The frequency coverage is not continuous and excludes the cellular band. 10 Priority Channels - You can assign one priority channel in each bank. Assigning a priority channel allows you to keep track of activity on your most important channel(s) while monitoring other channels for transmissions. Preprogrammed Service (SVC) Search - Allows you to toggle through preprogrammed police, fire/emergency, aircraft, marine, and weather frequencies. Unique Data Skip - Allows your scanner to skip unwanted data transmissions and reduces birdies. Memory Backup - If the battery completely discharges or if power is disconnected, the frequencies programmed in your scanner are retained in memory. Manual Channel Access - Go directly to any channel. LCD Back Light - An LCD light remains on for 15 seconds when K is pressed. Battery Save - In manual mode, your scanner automatically reduces its power requirements to extend the battery's charge. 7

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Feature Highlights
Trunk Tracking
– Follow 800 MHz trunked public
safety and public service systems just as if
conventional two-way communications were used.
300 Channels
– Program one frequency into each
channel. You must have at least one channel
programmed to use the Scan mode.
12 Bands, 10 Banks
– Includes 12 bands, with
Aircraft and 800 MHz. 10 banks with 30 channels
each are useful for storing similar frequencies to
maintain faster scanning cycles or storing all the
frequencies of a trunked system.
29 MHz-956 MHz
– Indicates the range of
frequencies that can be searched within the bands
of your scanner.
Note:
The frequency coverage is not continuous
and excludes the cellular band.
10 Priority Channels
– You can assign one
priority channel in each bank. Assigning a priority
channel allows you to keep track of activity on your
most important channel(s) while monitoring other
channels for transmissions.
Preprogrammed Service (SVC) Search
– Allows
you to toggle through preprogrammed police,
fire/emergency, aircraft, marine, and weather
frequencies.
Unique Data Skip
– Allows your scanner to skip
unwanted data transmissions and reduces birdies.
Memory Backup
– If the battery completely
discharges or if power is disconnected, the
frequencies programmed in your scanner are
retained in memory.
Manual Channel Access
– Go directly to any
channel.
LCD Back Light
– An LCD light remains on for 15
seconds when
K
is pressed.
Battery Save
– In manual mode, your scanner
automatically reduces its power requirements to
extend the battery’s charge.
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