Uniden UBC-125XLT Handheld Scanner

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Uniden UBC 125XLT is a quality handheld scanner in a stylish compact design that is made ​​from robust materials. grp group file can be shared with the new ProgBC Uniden Programmer to program Uniden DMA scanners (BCT15(X), UBC3500XLT etc) with the same group profiles. ARC125 is a programming software designed for the Uniden BC125AT / UBC125XLT and the UBC126 scanners. I'm very tempted to go for it, as I don't want to limit my reception just yet, as I do listen to some other channels outside of airband.

Let's face it what is not digital these days that can be received on a scanner, only civil and military airbands to be honest.

Of course if you only have an old Serial port then you will need a serial to USB converter which will still enumerate as a COMn port and my program will happily work in this scenario. I would have expected at least light version of some software that I could use to programme the scanner.

The SDS100’s digital performance is better than any other scanner in both simulcast and weak-signal environments.e. “XT” or “X” models) that have a serial connection, older USB-1 cables will not work, as Prolific changed their drivers several years ago to only work with their newer chipset that has anti-counterfeit features. An updated 230, with optional memory systems (two sets of firmware - you decide whether to have Dynamic Memory or conventional banks) with the full 2500 memories and Mil Air would have been brilliant. The thing that I am confused with though is that the Watson states a frequency range of 25 - 1900MHz, whereas the Nagoya states only 144/430MHz.