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Uniden Base Scanner: A Review of the Uniden BC355C Base Mobile Scanner
I've always wanted a scanner in my car, so I tried to browse and see if there's a Uniden base scanner model which is designed for automobile use. Luckily, I found the Uniden BC355C 800 MHz 300-Channel Base Mobile Scanner which fits perfectly in my ride. If you're like me who's been searching for a mobile scanner for so long, then I want to end your search by giving you this review that will justify why you should get this model as well.
Design
As far as design goes, this unit has very good aesthetics. The simple and yet very classy appearance of a scanner is what this device sports, and it has simple buttons that make navigation an easy task. The small but clearly backlit and digitized LCD display is easy to read even in various lighting conditions. It's also a perfect fit in the car's radio dock so you can easily install it when you're going for a drive. I prefer keeping it in the car since that's exactly my purpose for getting it. However, if you do plan to transfer it from home to car and vice versa, that's perfectly fine because it's very handy and lightweight, weighing only 1.65 pounds and having the dimensions of 5.19'' x 5.75'' x 1.63''.
Scanning and Audio Output
This Uniden base scanner has a lot of channels - 300 to be exact. Each of them are received with crystal clear audibility. The Close Call RF Technology which is a trademark of Uniden allows you to tune in to nearby active transmissions so you can stay updated with the current happenings in the neighborhood.
There are six preprogrammed service banks which are separated into different departments which include police, fire, air, marine, weather, and CB radio. There's also one personal service bank which you can completely program with 100 channels based on your own preferences. You can also set search lockouts which allow you to skip over uninteresting frequencies or those that you don't want to listen to so your search becomes much faster. Scanning is also easier and more optimal using this device because there's a two-second delay function that keeps you in a frequency with active transmission and skips only after two seconds of inactivity so you can stay updated with whatever's currently happening in the environment.
Other Features
The device has a lot of power source choices which are designed either for home or car use. The package of the unit contains a telescoping antenna for home use and also a fixable mobile antenna for your car. It also has an AC adapter, a vehicle power adapter, and a DC power cord so you can hard-wire your scanner to your car's power. The bracket and screw for installing the scanner in the car is also included in the package. You can search 13 individual bands individually for better coursing through the specific frequencies that you want to listen to. You can also set temporary lock-outs for one-time lock-out of specific frequencies, for instance if you have nothing to tune into in one of the frequencies you always listen to, you can temporarily lock it out that instant and when the device is turned off and on again, the lock-out is lifted from that frequency.
Conclusion
When I got this for my car, I was so happy. But now I'm happier because it's practically the best scanner that I've ever had. And now I am no longer in search for a Uniden base scanner for my car because I've already found the one I want. So now that I have justified my purchase of this device, I hope you also find the Uniden BC355C 800 MHz 300-Channel Base Mobile Scanner the perfect car scanner that you've been looking for.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Grace Digital Wireless Hi-fi Internet Radio Tuner featuring Pandora and NPR (GDI-IRDT200)
!±8± Grace Digital Wireless Hi-fi Internet Radio Tuner featuring Pandora and NPR (GDI-IRDT200)
Brand : Grace Digital | Rate : 
| Price : $175.00
Post Date : Oct 19, 2011 04:31:11 | Usually ships in 4-5 business days
| Price : $175.00Post Date : Oct 19, 2011 04:31:11 | Usually ships in 4-5 business days
The Grace Digital Tuner (GDI-IRDT200) is a combination Internet radio and audio media streaming device that brings all the audio content of the Internet from your broadband connection directly to your home Stereo. With it users can listen to 16,000+ radio stations from NPR on-demand, FOX news, CNN, BBC, CBS to KROQ, over 35,000 podcast, 20,000+ On-Demand subscription streams or your personal Pandora radio stations - Free. The Tuner provides not only standard RCA connections to your home stereo but also two digital out connections for the highest audio quality experience as well as both Wi-Fi and an Ethernet connection to your home broadband router. In addition to the ability to play all the Free music in the world, music files from your PC or Mac, a SD or USB drive the Grace Tuner can also access Sirius Premium Internet radio services with a subscription directly from Sirius. The Tuner comes with a full featured remote control and is compatible with the free Grace remote control App for iPhone/iTouch. Connect all your digital music to your home stereo, with Grace.
- Listen to over 16,000 internet radio stations including Pandora, iHeart radio, NPR, BBC, ESPN, Live 365, Sirius and over 30,000 Podcast and on demand selections
- Built in Ethernet and 802.11g card that connects to any Ethernet or 802.11b,g or n wireless router (no computer needed)
- Connects to any home stereo via the Digital (Toslink or Coaxial) or RCA analog outputs
- Control your internet radio music or media files via Large 2 line display with micro backlight adjustments
- Includes a remote control, and batteries, FM antenna. Works with the Free Grace Digital iPhone / iPod Touch remote control app
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