Uniden BC45XLT manual Types of Communications, Frequency Range Transmission

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Types of Communications

Monitor communications such as:

Police and fire department (including rescue and paramedics)

NOAA weather broadcasts (preprogrammed channels)

Business/industrial radio

Motion picture and press relay

Utilities

Land transportation frequencies, such as trucking firms, buses, taxis, tow trucks, and railroads

Marine and amateur (ham radio) bands

And more in these bands:

Frequency Range

Transmission

29-29.7 MHz

10 Meter Amateur Band

29.7-50 MHz

VHF Low Band

50-54 MHz

6 Meter Amateur Band

137-144 MHz

Military Land mobile

144-148 MHz

2 Meter Amateur Band

148-174 MHz

VHF High Band

406-420 MHz

Federal Govt. Land Mobile

420-450 MHz

70 cm Amateur Band

450-470 MHz

UHF Standard Band

470-512 MHz

UHF “T” Band

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Contents BC45XLT Function Keys 17 18 19 20 Controls and IndicatorsEarphone Warning PrecautionsContents What is Chain Searching? What is Scanning?Introduction Frequency Range Transmission Types of CommunicationsFeature Highlights Where to Obtain More Information Included with Your Scanner Installing the Batteries SetupLow Battery Indication Key Lock Basic OperationTurn the Scanner On Squelch FunctionProgramming Programming Tips Duplicate Frequency AlertScanning Channel Lockout Lockout in Manual ModeLockout Tips Locking a Channel While ScanningRestore All Locked-out Channels Restore a Locked Out ChannelPriority Scan Changing the Priority Channel Chain Search Setting a Search RangePage Chain Search ON/OFF Search Hold FeatureChannel Skip Storing Search Frequencies Page Weather Scan Location Care and MaintenanceCleaning General UseBirdies RepairsProblem Suggestion TroubleshootingFrequency Range SpecificationsAccessories and Replacement Parts ONE-YEAR Extended Warranty Other patents pending Uniden America Corporation