Uniden BC125AT Analog Handheld Scanner with 500 Channels

The Uniden BC125AT is a feature-rich analog handheld scanner built for anyone who wants to stay informed and listen in on a wide range of frequencies. With 500 alpha-tagged channels, Close Call RF capture technology, and coverage of over 40,000 frequencies, this compact Bearcat scanner delivers serious performance in a convenient handheld form.

The BC125AT covers civilian and military air bands along with emergency reporting bands including NOAA weather, aviation, marine, railroad, NASCAR, and non-digital police, fire, and ambulance. Close Call RF technology instantly tunes to signals from nearby transmitters, while the Do-Not-Disturb mode prevents Close Call checks from interrupting active channel reception. PC programming support via BC125AT SS Software and BC VUP software makes it easy to set frequencies and update firmware.

A great tool for staying connected to what's happening around you alongside other fishing and boating electronics.

Key Features: 500 alpha-tagged channels, Close Call RF technology with Do-Not-Disturb mode, covers 40,000+ frequencies including police, fire, weather, marine, aviation, railroad, and NASCAR, scan by service type, and PC programmable.

What's in the Box: BC125AT radio scanner, USB cable, antenna, and rechargeable Ni-MH batteries.

Frequently Asked Questions

What frequencies does the Uniden BC125AT cover? The BC125AT covers over 40,000 frequencies including civilian and military bands such as police, fire, ambulance, NOAA weather, marine, aviation, railroad, and NASCAR.

What is Close Call RF technology on the Uniden BC125AT? Close Call RF technology automatically detects and tunes to signals from nearby transmitters. The Do-Not-Disturb mode ensures active channels are not interrupted during Close Call checks.

Is the Uniden BC125AT a digital scanner? No, the BC125AT is an analog scanner only and is not capable of monitoring digital radio systems.