$449.00
FEATURES
- Records and saves up to 400 unique frequencies
- Records up to 255 hits on each frequency in memory
- 10 MHz - 1.4GHz single frequency range
- Records frequencies automatically and unattended with
Patented Digital Auto Filter and Auto Capture
- Automatically tunes the following receivers with Reaction
Tuning®: Radio Shack Pro-2005/6 (when equipped with the OptoScan456 computer interface board), Radio Shack Pro 2035/2042 (when equipped with the OptoScan535 computer interface board), ICOM's R7000, R7100, R9000 and AOR models AR8000 and AR2700
- All frequencies are automatically saved and can be
deleted by pressing the clear button
- Recall Mode: View all 400 frequencies and number of
hits stored in memory
- Interface to a PC with the Optoelectronics OptoLinx
- Custom ten-digit LCD display
- Automatic EL backlight for night operation
- 16 segment RF signal strength bargraph
- Distinctive beeps indicate frequency hits, and pager style
vibrator for discreet recording
- LED front panel measurement indicator
- Standard equipped with rapid charge NiCad batteries
supplied with 10 hour discharge time
- AC charger supplied, for 2 hour recharge
- PC utility software supplied for downloading memory into
a PC
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Spectrum
- With the Scout Spectrum CD ROM
you can download all of your saved frequencies to
compare against the Spectrum FCC database. Spectrum is an authorized FCC
database for the entire United States. Frequencies can be looked up by
City, County, State, Service Code, or Company and printed to reports or
reviewed on screen. With Scout support, frequency downloads can even be
reviewed in reports.
PLUG & PLAY
With the New SAC8000, Reaction Tuning your AR8000 is a matter of plugging in the cable and capturing frequencies. The SAC8000 consists of a new bat- tery cover with notch for Reaction Tune access, cable with ribbon adapter, and velcro. No modifica- tion necessary to the AR8000.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Input Amplifier |
50 Ohm vswr <2:1 |
Range |
10MHz - 1.4GHz |
Sensitivity |
<1mV 30MHz - 900MHz |
Maximum Input |
+15dBM, 50 milliwatts |
Time Between |
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Measurements |
10 milliseconds, all range & |
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gate times |
Display |
10 digit LCD with backlight; |
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Decimal at MHz point |
Timebase |
10MHz setable to + 1ppm |
RF Signal Strength |
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Bargraph |
16 segments, approximately |
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3dB segments, Relative |
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indication only, No Calibration |
Size |
3.7” x H x 2.75”W x 1.2” D |
Weight |
8.5 oz |
Battery |
Internal 4 cell AA 850mA hour, |
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fused, NiCads with flying leads |
Operating Time |
10 Hours |
Charging circuit |
Rapid charge with negative |
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delta V and time out termination |
Power |
12VDC 1 Amp wall plug adapter |
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for rapid charging, 6VDC 130 |
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mA minimum operating power |
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required, AC90 adapter supplied |
Power Connector |
2.1 mm coax, center positive |
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NEW TECHNOLOGY
The Scout® is the latest advancement in
hand-held frequency counters; a frequency recorder that excels at
finding and recording frequencies for security, law enforcement, and
recreational monitoring applications. The Scout frequency recorder is a
revolutionary device that can record up to 400 unique frequencies and
store them in memory. The Scout is similar to a conventional frequency
counter, in that it measures the frequency of any transmission from
10MHz-1.4GHz that is ten to fifteen dB greater that the ambient RF
level, however, the Scout distinguishes itself from a frequency counter
by being able to differentiate between random noise and coherent RF
transmissions. This exclusive feature developed and patented by
Optoelectronics is called Digital Filter and Auto Capture. This feature
allows the Scout to record frequency transmissions automatically. An
embedded microcontroller evaluates each measurement to determine when an
actual RF frequency is dominant, this is the digital filter processing
which makes automatic capture and recording possible.
FINDING FREQUENCIES
The Scout features a custom ten-digit Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) which
can be seen easily in daylight and an electroluminescent (EL)
backlight for night operation. For discreet recording, the Scout, small
enough to fit in your pocket, has a built-in pager style vibrator to
alert you when frequencies are recorded. It also has a distinctive
double beep that informs you when a new frequency is found and a single
beep indicates that a previously recorded frequency has been hit again. A
16 - segment bargraph is on the LCD front panel display which provides a
real time relative indication of RF signal strength. There is also an
LED front panel indicator which flashes each time a measurement is
successfully completed.
SERIAL INTERFACE
The serial interface on the the Scout conforms to the CI-V interface
standard. It allows the unit to be connected to a PC for downloading
stored information. An Optoelectronics OptoLinx is required to interface the Scout to a PC.
Scout downloading with optional OptoLinx
REACTION TUNE
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When it comes to scanning, nothing can capture the
excitement like Scout Reaction Tune®. When connected to an AOR
AR8000/2700, Scout Reaction Tune® becomes as easy as walking or driving
down the street. As a matter of fact, just like the photos shown here,
that's exactly how portable it is. The beauty of Reaction Tuning is that
it allows you to capture frequencies in out of the way places or areas
that you wouldn't normally take your scanner. How many times have you
wanted to know which frequency someone was operating on so you could
listen in? When connected to the AR8000 using the
optional SAC8000 The Scout can capture a frequency and then tune the
scanner to that frequency simultaneously. No more manual tuning of your
scanner, let the Scout do it for you. Once the Scout captures a
frequency, it logs it into one of its 400 memories, and tunes the
receiver in less than a second. The Scout will also tell you how many
times each frequency in memory has been hit. You can even scroll back
through the memories to later tune the scanner with Memory Tuningtm.
The Scout will Reaction Tune the following receivers:
A Pro-2005 or 2006 (when equipped with an OptoScan456 board),
Pro-2035 or 2042 (when equipped with an OptoScan535 board) ICOM R7000, R7100 or R9000,
and AOR AR8000 and AR2700.
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