📚 Enhanced User Guide for Uniden BCD436HP and BCD536HP Scanners by Nifty Accessories Review

This book doesn't cover the unidentified Bearcat BCT 15 X police scanner, so in other words if you're proud of why no scanner comes with manuals, the scanner page label is just looking for a step by step guide and it will be sent to Uniden for programming.

Not bad. Not what I expected but still better than what came with the Bearcat scanner. If you're looking for step-by-step instructions that will walk you through the many steps involved in setting up each feature, you've come to the wrong place.

Good book, well done. It's a bit expensive. However, I'm sure it's a small edition and the quality is probably worth what they're asking. I'm glad Prime got me out of shipping. It would be the same price but shipping would be an additional $8 from another source.

Kudos to N6FN for taking the time to find out the terrible OEM Owner's Manual. It's really sad that Uniden doesn't pick up where "UpMan" left off. Rest in peace. Uniden was at the forefront of scanning technology in its day. They seem, like many manufacturers, to have lost interest as many places have been "scrambled," which in itself has constitutional complexities. But I digress. This is a fantastic piece of literature and should be for anyone who owns a radio like this!

I love this book. This makes it much easier to understand how to use and program this scanner. The instruction manual is almost IMPOSSIBLE! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK!

This book doesn't cover the Uniden Bearcat BCT 15 X police scanner, in other words if you're proud of why no scanner comes with manuals just look for a step on the scanners page by step guide and it will be sent to uniden for programming.

Firstly, this book is well made and laminated so it will last a long time. The print is small and full of information, but no more than what the owner's manual says for the same radio. This book is overpriced but well done. I doubt I would buy it again based on what I know now.

Kudos to N6FN for taking the time to figure out the awful OEM Owner's Manual. It's really sad that Uniden doesn't pick up where "UpMan" left off. Rest in peace. Uniden was at the forefront of scanning technology in its day. They seem, like many manufacturers, to have lost interest as many places have been "scrambled," which in itself has constitutional complexities. But I digress. This is a fantastic piece of literature and should be in everyone's radio possession!