C Grade Uniden Bearcat EZI-33XLT PLUS - Read Description
Uniden EZI 33XLT Plus is a handheld scanner in a compact design. New: Includes Rechargeable NiMH Batteries and USB Charging Cable
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- SKU
- 91-485
£79.95
Description / C Grade Uniden Bearcat EZI-33XLT PLUS - Read Description
C - Grade (Marks on screen, Missing all internal packaging)
Uniden EZI 33XLT Plus is a handheld scanner in a compact design. New: Includes Rechargeable NiMH Batteries and USB Charging Cable
The small size of the Uniden EZI 33XLT Plus makes it easy for the user to take it out in the field by attaching it to the belt or carrying it in a pocket. The scanner is made from robust materials.
The fixed channels are placed in nine banks, one for each frequency band. Thus allowing for a very easy access to all the interesting, pre-programmed frequencies.
Key Features/Specifications:
- 180 Channels
- Frequency range:
- 78-87 MHz Low VHF landmibile radio
- 87-108 MHz FM Broadcast
- 108-137 MHz Aircraft band
- 138-174 MHz VHF landmobile radio
- 406-512 MHz UHF landmobile radio
- 5 search bands
- 9 banks (Stock for channels)
- Channels: 180
- Scan speed: 30 step/sec.
- Banks: 9
- Receiver sensitivity: 0.4 µV / 0,9 µV
- IF rejection: 60dB
- Antenna: 50 Ohm
- Audio output: 490mW in 24 Ohm
- Power supply: 3xAA batteries. 4,5V DC (Not included)
- Dimensions: WxDxH 53x28x104 mm
- Weight: 100 g
More Information
| Allow Backorder in Clerk.io | No |
|---|---|
| Product Condition | C-Grade |
| Bar Code/EAN | 50554683206841 |
| Manufacturer | Uniden |
| Frequency MHz | Scanning/Receiving |
| Item returned for technician testing period | 14 days |
| Repair period | 90 days |
| Refund period | 14 days |
| Exchange period | 14 days |
Customer Reviews
Price
5
Quality
4
Value
5
Basic scanner
Review by
Josie
I used to have a realistic scanner back in the 90s and recently became interested in aviation having moved near an airport so I purchased the EZI33XLT plus as a starter, the plus includes 2 X rechargeable batteries and basically that is the only difference between this and the normal version which is now discontinued, now to the radio itself, the antenna supplied is virtually useless unless standing outside the airport and would not pick anything up so I purchased a telescopic antenna so please bear that in mind and budget for an alternative one, the sound quality is pretty good from the built-in speaker but the instruction manual isn't very good I picked it up by trial and error, all in all I would recommend the EZI33XLT plus as a starter scanner and I'm hoping to upgrade to the UBC-125XLT in the future.
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