This document is the owner's manual for BC370CRS scanner, it mainly provides information on the precautions for using the scanner, including not tuning to cellular phone frequencies, restrictions on using in vehicles in certain areas, etc. Users are also reminded to use the correct headphones or earphones to avoid potential hearing damage.
The Uniden Bearcat BC370CRS is a multi-featured conventional channel scanner with All Hazards alert capabilities. It allows users to easily enter and store frequencies for various radio services, including police, fire/emergency, marine, air, amateur, and business/industrial bands, into 300 channels distributed over ten banks. The device also features an Emergency Alert System (EAS) signal alert for NOAA weather transmissions and broadcast stations.
| Channel Capacity | 300 channels distributed over ten banks |
|---|---|
| Band Coverage | 18 Bands |
| Frequency Range (AM Broadcast) | 0.5300 to 1.7000 MHz |
| Frequency Range (FM Broadcast) | 88.0000 to 107.9000 MHz |
| Frequency Range (VHF High Band) | 148.0000 to 174.0000 MHz |
Yes, it has a built-in Radio Controlled Clock (RCC) that automatically sets to the precise current time based on NIST nationwide broadcasts.
Yes, you can use an optional 32 Ω stereo headset or earphone, but ensure the volume is set to a comfortable level before plugging it in to avoid hearing damage.