Uniden BC125AT - Getting started, NASCAR, Railroad, CB, Police and HAM

Getting straight into using the Uniden BC1235AT right out of the box. So you got your new scanner, now what? Here I skip all the technical talk and show you how to use this scanner for the most basic services. NASCAR, Railroad, CB, Police, FRS, GMRS and HAM.
7:00 All Locked! Explained
28:25 Programming

[@tnm907]

Thanks for the video. I just got my BC125AT a few weeks ago and am still figuring it out. I don’t know much about it and this helps. Thanks 😊

[@JYLee-rr1sy]

Thanks for this intro video. Helpful. My purpose of purchasing this was to listen to police. I didn't get any cops. I googled what cops use and they use frequencies in the 800s. This scanner stops at 500 but is sold as a police scanner. I don't understand that.

[@adelacour]

Thanks for such a clear explanation and demo. It make life so much easier.

[@brianbarker2551]

Thanks man, another railfan here. This is really good, explains the scanner easily.

[@user-uh7bk3iu3c]

Thanks for the video much appreciated )

[@14herkev]

Appreciate this video thank you!

[@shane6060]

Too much talking about not programming this thing, I kept screaming get on with it already. Had to stop watching and find a video where somebody just tells me how to program it without a life story or a speech about why you might have bought this. Sorry but get on with it already.

[@derbemobile]

Thanks for the video. GMRS can go up to 50 watts (depending on frequency) and use repeaters. I’m in Tucson and when using a repeater with a $30 handheld, can talk with people in California, northern Arizona and New Mexico.