Uniden BC72 XLT

[RUSHFAN]

Hey guys/gals
Anyone have first-hand knowledge of the above-mentioned scanner? As kind of a newb to scanning, I'm looking for something that doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles and makes coffee,just need something that's fairly easy to program,along with something that performs well, yet still will allow me to hear mainly
local frequencies of interest.
Any info is always appreciated!!
RUSH

 

[Ronaldski]

BC72XLT - The RadioReference Wiki

no trunking, no digital fyi.

 

[kirk23]

A very good conventional scanner..
Easy to program..with 100 channels more than enough to monitor your area.
Easy on battery.

 

[N8IAA]

Hey guys/gals,
Just wanted to know if anyone has first-hand experience with the above- mentioned scanner. Being somewhat of a newb to scanning, I'm looking for something relatively easy to program, doesn't need a lot
of bells and whistles and makes coffee, but something that will allow me to hear a few of my local freqs.
Any info is always appreciated!!
Thanks,
RUSH

What and where are you trying to monitor? May need more than a conventional, analog scanner But, it is a good basic scanner.
Larry

 

[CStarr59]

If all you need is an analog scanner, the bc75xlt is a newer version of the bc72xlt. It has a better display and might be easier for you to use.

 

[nanZor]

RUSHFAN - it's been three years since this post:

http://forums.radioreference.com/general-scanning-discussion/171144-gre-psr200-scanner.html

It's time to bite the bullet and just buy *something* !