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Supplied Telescoping Antenna
—
provides good reception of strong lo-
cal signals.
External Antenna Terminal
— lets
you connect an external antenna with
a BNC connector to the scanner for
improved reception of distant/weaker
signals.
Memory Backup
— keeps the chan-
nel frequencies stored in memory in
the event AC power goes out.
Key Confirmation Tones
— the
scanner sounds a tone when you per-
form an operation correctly, and an er-
ror tone if you make an error.
Duplicate Channel Alert
— warns
you when the frequency you are stor-
ing already exists in memory.
Disconnect Tone Detect
— the scan-
ner automatically tunes to the trunking
data channel when it receives a dis-
connect transmission. You can turn
this feature off to continuously monitor
a channel with a weak transmission
during disconnected conversations.
Your PRO-2052 scanner can receive
these bands:
Note:
See “Specifications” on Page 68
for more information about the scan-
ner’s frequency steps.
Frequency
Range (MHz)
Types of
Transmissions
29–29.7 10-Meter Ham Band
29.7–50 VHF Lo
50–54 6-Meter Ham Band
108–136.975 Aircraft
137–144 Military Land Mobile
144–148 2-Meter Ham Band
148–174 VHF Hi
179.75–215.75 VHF TV
216–225 1-Meter Ham Band
225–400 UHF Aircraft
400–420 Federal
Government
420–450 70-cm Ham Band
450–470 UHF Standard Band
470–512 UHF “T” Band
806–824
851–869
896–956
Public Service “800”
except
Cellular Band
1240–1300 25-cm Ham Band
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