Feature highlights – Uniden UBC 120XLT User Manual

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Feature Highlights

♦ Twin Turbo Scan & Search —This lightning-fast

technology enables the UBC 120XLT to scan nearly 100

channels per second. Search speed is selectable
between 100 and 300 steps per second. (300 steps per
second only in bands with 5 KHz steps.) Because the
frequency coverage is so large (see previous section for
band listing), very fast scanning and searching are

essential. That is why we combined our latest

technology — Twin Turbo — into the UBC 120XLT.

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♦ 100 Channels You can program each of these memory

channels to store one frequency.

♦ 9 Bands, 10 Banks Includes 9 Bands, including

Aircraft. 10 Banks of 10 channels each are useful for
storing similar frequencies in order to maintain faster
scanning cycles.

♦ 66 MHz - 512 MHz Indicates the range of frequencies

that can be searched within the bands of your scanner.

(Note; The frequency coverage is not totally continuous

from 66 MHz to 512 MHz.)

♦ 10 Priority Channels You can assign one Priority

Channel in each Bank. Assigning priority channels
allows you to keep track of activity on your most

important channel(s) while monitoring other channels for

transmissions. (Priority Channels are initially set in the
first channel in each Bank.)

♦ Weather Channels Lets your scanner function as a

weather information radio.

Note: Currently, the Weather Service is not provided in
Australia.

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♦ Unique Data Skip Allows the scanner to skip over

unwanted data transmissions and reduces birdies.

♦ Memory Backup The stored channels are retained in

memory for at least 3 days, and typically 14 days, when

the Battery Pack is removed from the scanner.

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