The uniden scanner i ordered is analog,i can't use it because my local police have switched to digital.how do i return this scanner.

Jeremy Murray

• 127 Answers
• Posted on Dec 31, 2007

SOURCE: change analog scanner to digital

With my scanner, I could not change to digital. As far as I know you cant

SOURCE: Uniden Bearcat BC 350A scanner won't pick up 800 channels

You BC350A provides coverage of popular bands between 29 and 512MHz, so it is not capable of receiving signals in the 800MHz range. Sorry, but you'll need a different scanner to follow the action.

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SOURCE: I have Uniden uh015sx radio and I can't program scanner

This is a UHF only radio, with coverage from 400 to 512 MHz. Need the operating manual? You can download/print it here:

http://www.uniden.com.au/RESOURCES_MAIN/pdfs/uh015sx_OM_2yrWarranty-Updated.pdf

Bill B

SOURCE: I have Uniden uh015sx radio and I can't program scanner

This Australian model CB/scanner operates in the UHF band only. Frequency coverage for the scanner function is 400-512MHz. Need the operating manual? You can download/print it here:

http://www.uniden.com.au/resources_main/pdfs/uh015sx_OM_2yrWarranty-Updated.pdf

Bill B

SOURCE: how do i program my scanner

Depending on where you are your local police may be using encryption technology that will only let you hear beeps and tones without a proper decoder device.