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Item: Uniden Bearcat UBC57XLT scanner

Location: Central Coast, NSW

Item Condition: Excellent

Reason for Selling: Need extra cash (new engine parts) and my local police (one of very few in NSW) has gone digital

Price and Payment Conditions: $60ono plus postage $149 RRP

Extra Info: Scanner is in great condition and working correctly.

(Copied from uniden)

20 Channel programmable memory

Instant Police channel

Priority Channel searching

LCD backlight

Manual channel access

Auto squelch

Manual or Auto scanning

Scanner covers selected frequencies between 66MHz and 512MHz.

Contact Details: PM or reply

Will post pics tomorrow. Any questions just ask

Cheers

Edited by GTAHH
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Yeah mate there are only a few that have gone digital and unlucky for me it is brisbane waters and tuggerah lakes.

Still works for basically all the channels for sydney and newcastle

Will email pics to anyone who wants a look, don't have the cam at the moment :P

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