Will this scanner antenna work with my Uniden BCT15X which only has a BNC plug in on the back of it?
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Yes it will, scanner should have come with adapter to go from rg6 cable to BNC. If not they can be purchased at radio shack. I have coverage of well over 100 miles with this sntenna
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The cable that comes with the antenna is RG59 terminated at both ends with F59 connectors. You will need an F female to BNC male adapter which is relatively inexpensive.
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will need adapters, from RJ11e, mini din, or RJ45 to BNC DC adapters, thanks from ROXSAT
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It is a female connector at the end of the cable. You will need the adapter if using the BCT15X scanner.
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No it will not. Additionally there is a new Uniden scanner coming in late January that has features that will allow the coverage of several additional systems. Search for "BCD536HP". That is the new one everyone is waiting for. I acually returned the 996xt so I could get the BCD536HP in the coming days.
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This unit comes with an antenna made for it, not sure what others are saying about it but this is plug & play. Only other reason for a different connection would be for hooking up another antenna which you would have to convert the bnc output to whatever type connection you're using for that antenna since it takes a special tool to put a bnc connector on a coax that most won't have. Hope that helps.
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PROBABLY NOT as the FREQUENCY range (144 mhz / 440 mhz) this antenna is designed for is quite different from "CB" (27 mhz). Get you a SWR meter designed for the 2 meter and 70 cm HAM bands. They are readily available and quite inexpensive.
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I don't see why not. The unit antenna out should match up with any cb antenna cably
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NOT COMPATABLE WITH APCO P25try the Uniden BCD-396xt or Radio Shack pro-106 or PSR-800 which is the only scanner that supports apco25 Phase 2 and X2 TDMA
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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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Yes Christopher. This is exactly what we did. The Bearcat BC345CRS reception was significantly better! I connected it to the RG-6 cable and with an adapter connected it directly to the scanner via my wall plate cable connection being we don't have cable TV and use jacks anyway. Enjoy your scanner's better reception.
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No it is for old radio freq's . I bout the Uniden Patrol man. If you would likr to do hight P25 programming don't buy the Uniden BC355C it is junk .
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depends on the transceiver version- mine had the antenna soldered to the pcb....
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It depends on your radio's antenna connector type. This comes with a slide-on round bnc-type connector. Some antennas connect with a screw/snap-on bnc-type connector. Some just use two bare wires or screw on lubs. Depends. If you go to tunetrapper.com there is a button to contact them. They told me they would try to accommodate people with the connector they need. I am not familiar with your radio, but they may be. I think they even have a toll-free number.
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Scanner antennas are usually vertical. A signal polarization mismatch will cause a -20 dB loss.
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There was a beta version of a Uniden compatible programming tool for Mac OS that apparently never quite got off the ground. You can search for bcprogtool-tcl but it appears never to have made it out of beta. Better bet is probably to buy one of the newer scanners that has the Home Patrol feature where the database is pre-loaded into the scanner and you punch in your zip code to have the scanner load frequencies in your area. However, to update the database, you will still need a PC to run the Uniden Sentinel Software periodically.
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I'm not familiar with that model, but if it has an "F" style connector on it for the antenna, this one will work.
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Looks like you need an SMA male to BMC female adapter. Your new antenna might be a little much for the poor little SMA connector on the Wouxun. With that being said, some good sources would be: dxengineering.com (Part Number DMN-BNCJ-SMAP. Price ~$10.) Powerwertx.com (Part Number RF-8382. Price ~$6.00.) Allied Electronics - alliedelec.com (Part Number 70198126. Price ~$11.00.)Hope that helps. There are many other vendors the can help your needs.