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It's a scanner, an AM/FM
radio and an atomic clock!
The Uniden Bearcat BC370CRS Radio Scanner is a very
sensitive scanner that can save your life, and it
has a conventional AM/FM radio. This convenient for
monitoring, tabletop scanner picks up police, fire
and Ham, and covers 25 to 950 MHz with 300 memories
in ten memory banks. The BearCat covers all the popular
scanning bands, including military and civilian aircraft.
It features a pre-programmed Service Search that can
search and detect active frequencies which may not
be published for your area. It can receive both US
and Canadian all-hazards alerts. Even when the scanner
is turned off, the BearCat scanner can notify you
of alerts with an alert tone, voice audio of the alert
and can display the alert message summary. The Bearcat
BC370CRS Scanner is the first radio to pick up and
alert you to special digital NOAA emergency transmissions
broadcast right off of AM and FM radio.
This space-saving scanner is also a radio that covers AM/FM and TV (audio 2-13)
and includes 30 presets (10 AM, 20 FM). The BearCat BC370CRS Scanner even has
an accurate atomic clock and alarm that can be set to any time zone including
GMT for the radio professional. This everything radio is an excellent product
that is possibly the best emergency radio you can own. Runs on included AC adapter.
Requires three “AA” batteries for limited backup power only (not included).
Bob says, in case of a power outage, be sure you have portable
back up power source. Telescopic antenna and AM loop antenna included. Improve
the reception with our Coaxial
Scanner Antenna. Weight: 1.4 lbs. Size: 8.1” W x 3.25” H x 7” D.
RadioReference.com
- Find Scanner Frequencies In Your Own Hometown
- 300 Channels in 10 Banks
- All Hazard Alert
- Atomic Clock
- Service Search
- Weather Scan
- Audio TV 2-13
- AM/FM Radio
- Alarm Clock w/ Snooze
- 25-54, 108-174, 225-380, 406-512, 806-956
MHZ - (excluding cellular)
- Public Safety Scanner
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Uniden
Bearcat BC370CRS Radio Scanner Instruction Manual
(592 KB) |
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Can you use rechargeable batteries in this Uniden Bearcat unit?
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Yes, but the scanner will not recharge batteries in the compartment. Note: Do not mix alkaline or rechargeable battery types in the scanner.
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Does the scanner use S.A.M.E technology?
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Yes, you can store up to 4 different county codes in your scanner. You can then select to receive alerts for one or more of them.
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How do I reset my scanner to factory defaults?
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To reset the scanner to factory defaults, turn off the scanner. Then while holding down 2, 9 and HOLD, turn on the scanner. This procedure will erase all scanner memory content and restore your scanner to factory defaults.
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GENERAL
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| Band Coverage: |
18 Bands |
| Sensitivity (nominal) 12dB SNAD: |
0.5 V 0.53-1.70 MHz
0.3 V 25-27.995 MHz
0.3 V 28-54 MHz
0.7 V 59.75-107.9 MHz
0.4 V 108-136.9875 MHz
0.3 V 137-174 MHz
0.8 V 179.75-215.75 MHz
0.4 V 225-380 MHz
0.3 V 406-512 MHz
0.5 V 806-956 MHz |
| Channels: |
300 (20 channels x 10 banks) |
| Scan Rate: |
Up to 70 channels per second |
| Search Rate: |
Up to 75 steps per second |
| Time Accuracy: |
+/-20 seconds per month at normal temperature (25C +/-5C, during RCC doesn't work). |
| Audio Output (normal): |
0.9W Max |
| Alert Terminal Output: |
9V DC (with AC adapter) |
| Power Requirements: |
120V AC (+/- 10%) 60Hz |
| Antenna: |
Telescoping (included)
AM Radio Loop Antenna (included)
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| External Jacks: |
Antenna Jack
AM Radio Antenna Jack
Headphone Jack
Alert Jack
DC 12V Power Jack |
| Accessories: |
AC Adapter (AD-1008) |
| Speaker: |
8 ohm, 2 watt |
| Operating Temp: |
-10C to +50C |
| Storage Temp: |
-20C to +60C |
| Size: |
8.1 W x 3.25 H x 7 D |
| Weight: |
1 lb 5.2 oz (without antenna) |
| Warranty: |
1 year limited |
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FREQUENCY RANGE
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| Range (MHz) |
Step |
Mode |
Band |
| 0.5300 to 1.7000 |
10 MHz |
AM |
AM Broadcast |
| 25.0000 to 27.9950 |
5 kHz |
AM |
AM Band |
| 28.0000 to 29.9950 |
5 kHz |
FM |
10 Meter Amateur Band |
| 30.0000 to 49.9950 |
5 kHz |
FM |
VHF Low Band |
| 50.0000 to 54.0000 |
5 kHz |
FM |
6 Meter Amateur Band |
59.7500, 66.7500,
71.7500, 81.7500, 87.7500 |
6 MHz |
WFM |
TV Broadcast Pickup 2ch-6ch |
| 88.0000 to 107.9000 |
100 MHz |
WFM |
FM Broadcast |
| 108.0000 to 136.9875 |
12.5 kHz |
AM |
Aircraft Band |
| 137.0000 to 143.9950 |
5 kHz |
FM |
Military Land Mobile |
| 144.000 to 147.9950 |
5 kHz |
FM |
2 Meter Amateur Band |
| 148.0000 to 174.0000 |
5 kHz |
FM |
VHF High Band |
179.7500, 185.7500,
191.7500, 197.7500,
203.7500, 209.7500,
215.7500 |
6 MHz |
WFM |
TV Broadcast Pickup 7ch-13ch |
| 225.0000 to 380.0000 |
25 kHz |
AM |
Military Air |
| 406.0000 to 419.9938 |
6.25 kHz |
FM |
Federal Gov. Land Mobile |
| 420.0000 to 449.9938 |
6.25 kHz |
FM |
70cm Amateur Band |
| 450.0000 to 469.9938 |
6.25 kHz |
FM |
UHF Standard Band |
| 470.0000 to 512.0000 |
6.25 kHz |
FM |
UHF TV |
| 806.0000 to 823.9875 |
12.5 kHz |
FM |
Public Service Band |
| 849.0125 to 868.9875 |
12.5 kHz |
FM |
Public Service Band |
| 894.0125 to 956.0000 |
12.5 kHz |
FM |
Public Service Band |
| Range (MHz) |
Band |
162.4000, 162.4250,
162.4500, 162.4750,
162.5000, 162.5250,
162.5500, 161.6500,
161.7750, 163.2750 |
Weather Service Channel |
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