can this be use with Uniden BC346XTC TrunkTracker III Portable Compact Handheld Scanner ? and how effective indoor ?
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Possibly, if the fittings match between the antenna and the scanner and you don't mount the antenna in a concrete building.
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Not familiar with the 346XTC, but the LNA for the 301103 is probably tuned for the 700, 800, 1700, 1900, and 2100 MHz bands. If that is where the organizations you are monitoring, and the unit( with internal antenna) is the rough size of an iPhone, it should. They provide an antenna that you can put on a window. Worked well for me. I'd call the Wilson tech support line (find on the web) and ask them though. They were helpful for me.
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Yes and No. You can but it will not be that efficent. It will work but it will not work like a normal usb scanner. If you are really mobile it would probably work good but otherwise I would say buy a normal one because they are also more inexpensive . Hope this helps
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Tony: I have only used the scanner with a USB connection with my Mac, however, I don't think it has bluetooth capabilities as there is no other connection available. I am not familiar with Scan Power software so I can't help you there. Sorry.
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thats why i bought it. you can do it. it is not as fast as some other scanners. took me a while to figure out how to make a multiple page pdf.the quality of the scan is good. it is not as quick as it could be. also you have to perform all operations through the computer. it is not wireless. i would look for a scanner that has a single button to scan and s wireless. my next scanner will have that.
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I plug my scanner into my laptop with the 'mini' USB cord supplied with the unit. My laptop has shore power, so mine is 'travel-ready'. YMMV
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Unless the scanner runs off a coaxial cable, I doubt it. This device is specifically for boosting signal in a long run of coaxial. It has some functionality in cleaning up signal noise, but again I doubt it does what you wish it do. There is other equipment specifically designed to clean up and boost signals transmitted and received by radio equipment. Ask a ham radio operator or equipment stores that service ham radio.
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According to the item specifications this is what I found. Optional Handheld Bar Code Scanner ( ROYAL PS700 ) connects via integrated serial connection
634603
In certain situations are wrinkled paper I do not think it will work. The scanner will most likely jam.
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It will perform marginally better than the little set-top antenna provided with a scanner if you place it in a window, but it's actually designed to be used on a vehicle which provides a ground plane for better reception. I didn't find noticeable improvement in signal reception using it inside at 800 mHz. It makes a big difference on top of a vehicle, as opposed to using a rubber-ducky on a handheld inside.These antennas are becoming harder and harder to find. My opinion is to buy one when you find it.
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Wish I could tell you. I own the Neat Portable scanner myself. Wonder if the dimensions are closely related. If so, then there shouldnt be a problem.
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I am unaware a bug with this Uniden scanner as I have had mine since February 19th. I do know that Uniden has been updating the scanner software and owners manual as well through the USB cable hooked to your scanner! As my personal opinion this product was rushed out the door too soon before it was ready!
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Update on answer below, duh, I was answering about a different scanner below, my bad. I also own the scanner above and yes, it should pick that frequency up. I recommend spending I bit more and getting the bcd396xt described below. If I was more awake, I would have noticed the question was about my previous scanner. I own them both. Radio reference.com will answer all your questions. Sorry about below. I also enjoyed the scanner above, but it has its limitations. No trunked frequencies and no 800-900 frequencies either. Save your money for a better scanner. I bought both, I got the better one later on. Update on answer below, duh, I was answering about a different scanner below, my bad. I also own the scanner above and yes, it should pick that frequency up. I recommend spending I bit more and getting the bcd396xt described below. If I was more awake, I would have noticed the question was about my previous scanner. I own them both. Radio reference.com will answer all your questions. Sorry about below. I also enjoyed the scanner above, but it has its limitations. No trunked frequencies and no 800-900 frequencies either. Save your money for a better scanner. I bought both, I got the better... » Read More Update on answer below, duh, I was answering about a different scanner below, my bad. I also own the scanner above and yes, it should pick that frequency up. I recommend spending I bit more and getting the bcd396xt described below. If I was more awake, I would have noticed the question was about my previous scanner. I own them both. Radio reference.com will answer all your questions. Sorry about below. I also enjoyed the scanner above, but it has its limitations. No trunked frequencies and no 800-900 frequencies either. Save your money for a better scanner. I bought both, I got the better one later on. « Show Less
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Yes its much better than a scanner. Will work fine with a decent mobile antenna, unless your serious and want to spend some money and invest on really hearing. Otherwise yes to your question.
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You can contact the Uniden manufacturer at https://www.uniden.com/page/contactus Be prepared to wait on hold. We actually, did not get an instruction sheet with ours it was on a cd (that could have been printed out, but many pages). We had to have a person who know more about radios set our scanner up for us. Question: Were you able to set your own up? I wish we had gotten a "quick start" type manual of some sort.Thanks
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Yes but, if you want to scan, get one with a feeder and if you're on a VPN it can conflict with the wireless connection.
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I don't believe so. Mine is worthless so I purchased a different scanner. It is a Uniden Home Patrol. It picks up everything.
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I'm sorry that I can't answer that question for this scanner. Others (different brands) even with attachments to hold them haven't done a satisfactory job of it, though. I haven't attempted the feat with this one.