What's in the Shack Part 2. Uniden BC125AT scanner radio.

Part 2 of the "What's in the Shack" series. This is the Uniden BC125AT analog handheld scanner radio. If you're going with any analog radio this one is a great one to get ahold of. I've been pretty happy with this one. This would also be a good addition to building your own shack or listening station/radio room. I love budget items that have great value and this is definitely one of those items.
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[@OnAirVoice]

That is a nice little radio.

[@SK-rj1ti]

Thank you for the review! I really like this radio. I use rechargeable batteries, either Energizer or Ladda from Ikea - always have some on hand. Same antenna. I programmed mine by hand. It is stunning how fast this thing can go through your custom or preset banks. Flies through all GMRS and MURS channels in under s second. A little longer for ham frequencies. Airband reception is excellent. I can hear all tower/dept/arr traffic at my local airport. Did I mention airshows. Definitely a must-have. If I could mention two more must-haves (analog), here they are: Quansheng UV-K5/6 (can't beat it for PL tone scanning, saving, waterfall), and a Wouxun UV9 series radio (can't beat it for RX sensitivity and selectivity). I wish someone had told me this earlier without me having to shell out big $$$ on trial and error.

[@northmanproject4007]

@@SK-rj1ti thanks for the great comment I appreciate that and yes this little radio really Burns through batteries so rechargeables are a must. But it's an excellent little radio. I also have three Quan shanks and several Wouxun radios. UV 8 and 9. Those are good little radios as well. But as far as scanning this one's hard to beat for the price.