Uniden NUT_BEARCAT 880 40-Channel CB Two-Way Radio
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Hybrid CB radio and digital scanner with 40-channel CB, 4-Watts power, and BearTracker warning alerts
The Uniden BearTracker 885 combines a 40-channel CB radio with a digital TrunkTracking scanner for police, fire, ambulance and DOT frequencies. A BearTracker Warning System provides alerts when nearby public-safety transmissions are detected. The unit delivers 4-Watts of transmit power and uses a 7-colour display for clear status information.
This radio suits motorists who need both citizen-band communication and real-time emergency-service monitoring in a single installation. Buyers who only require a basic CB radio without scanning capability should look at simpler models. Users who need trunking formats not supported by the scanner or who require more than 40 CB channels will need different equipment.
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| Brand name | Uniden |
| Product type | Others |
The BearTracker 885 includes 40 CB channels for standard two-way radio communication.
The BearTracker 885 transmits at 4 watts, the maximum allowed for CB radios.
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