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The Uniden BC125AT is a handheld analog scanner covering police, fire, EMS, weather, marine, aircraft, railroad and civil aviation bands. Its 500 alpha-tagged channels let you name and group frequencies, and Close Call RF capture jumps to strong nearby signals. It is a favorite first scanner for hobbyists because it is simple to program by hand or over USB with free software. It is analog only, so it cannot decode digital P25 trunked systems that many public safety agencies now use.
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Lowest price we've seen: $147.12 on Nov 10 at TWIST. Tracked across 6 stores since Nov 10.
Owners rate the BC125AT highly as an easy, reliable analog handheld. They like the clear audio, Close Call and simple PC programming. The main complaint is that it cannot receive digital P25 systems, which limits it in many areas.
The Uniden BC125AT is a handheld scanner that receives over 40,000 frequencies. These include police, ambulance, fire, weather, marine, aircraft, railroad and civil aviation channels.
It stores 500 alpha-tagged channels, so channels can be named and organized by department, location or area of interest. Channels can also be scanned by service type, such as fire, police or railroad.
Close Call RF capture technology tunes instantly to signals from nearby transmitters. Close Call Do-Not-Disturb mode checks for Close Call activity while a channel is being received, so active channels are not interrupted. Frequencies and firmware can be updated from a PC using the BC125AT SS Software and BC VUP software.
