Will this work for my Uniden model number BC350A
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Yes it will work perfectly with your BC350A, Donna. I have one on my pickup back glass and it works very well with any of the many scanners I have... it comes with a BNC antenna connector, so this should connect right up to your scanner antenna out. The antenna picks up well, and, if need be, can be folded down (like when going through a car wash). This antenna works with dang near ALL Uniden scanners (especially the later models !!)
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Yes, it will work as long as your Uniden has a BNC connection which I believe it does. Something to note if you plan to purchase one of these antennas, some types of tint, window defogging strips, and built-in glass FM or security system antennas can greatly affect this antenna. Just make sure you have a good, clear, spot on your glass.
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I do not believe we can do that with this unit, but my suggestion is to contact Uniden.com and ask them that question regarding #02380. This is where is discovered their price and found a much better price through Amazon.com. They are very helpful with answering consumer questions.
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I don't really know. We use the Motorola radios in my security work. Uniden is more of a public citizen's band radio.
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Yes. The part number should be A1402700761 or A1402700861 (latest replacement). Check yor VIN with EPCnet to confirm.
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All models don't work together. You will have to call Uniden to find. That's what I did. I hope this helps.
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If the old battery is still in it, then it will tell you the size/type to order. OR go to the Uniden website and if your model is on there it will tell you. Also, Uniden might have a place to ask the question.
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No it will not. You need the B1809913S or a direct replacement for that board number.
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There appears to be conflicting information here. A1331 and 661-5585 are the correct numbers for a unibody macbook, not pro, battery. There is also a comment from a reviewer that he put one in his white unibody macbook. I'd probably not roll the dice on this until there is a more accurate description.
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I don't know.....you may have to look up on their web site. Ours was BL 12650H which seems like a really different #. There are so many models! Sorry if this is not helpful.
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We bought this battery for a Uniden cordless phone and it works very well. The model number BT-1008 is 2.4V 800mAH and the replaced battery was 2.4V 300mAH and the new one holds a charge longer then the factory standard model and I can give this replacement a big thumbs up. EW
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Don't know. You'd have to ask the manufacturer that one. Uniden. http://www.uniden.com/page/contactus_b2c
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I can't give precise information about this. What i do know is that i bought a uniden base that came with 1 handset, about 10 years ago. the new handset i bought this year from amazon should have been compatible according to the information on the amazon site. i couldn't get the handset coupled with the base, the "firmware" was not compatible. i ended up harvesting the battery from the new handset and put the new handset, and the old battery, into the good will donation box. good luck.
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I don't know. My Uniden battery is a BT1080. It has a different size plug in than the batt's for my p-revious Uniden phones. I'd go down to Staples & ask them to look it up.
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Sorry, but I don't know. I purchased the Uniden for a gift and never used it myself.
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The one I received is identical in markings and wire length to the original Uniden battery, though I have purchased "compatible" batteries that were not uniden. The longer wire and different markings are the knock-offs.
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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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Unfortunately, I'm not certain. I have a Uniden at work... However, if it's the same voltage, mAh (whatever that is...) and all those other attributes, I imagine it will work without a problem. If you look at the battery you're replacing, it specifies those attributes. If all that matches, it probably won't spontaneously combust in your hand, lol.