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Maycom AR-108AE Scanner
 - 3 customer reviews.
Maycom AR-108A
The AR-108A handheld Airband full feature scanner with weather channels was
designed specifically with the aviation enthusiast in mind. It's small, rugged
and good looking, only 2-5/16" wide by 3-5/16" tall (without antenna).
It fits nicely in the palm of your hand or can be placed in your pocket without
weighing you down. (Weighs under 6 ounces with batteries). It's capable of
scanning the entire aircraft frequency band or selected frequencies the user
programs into its 99 user memory locations. Because of it small size an ease of
operation the AR-108A Standard Version has become the best selling airband
scanner on the market today. It comes complete with: antenna, wrist lanyard,
Belt clip and operations manual. Uses 2 "AA" batteries (not
included), 1 year warranty
FEATURES:
- 10 Weather Channels
- Scan Capabilities
- 99 Memory Channels
- Dual Watch Feature
- Volume & Sqelch Controls
- Battery Life Indicator
- Back Lit LCD Display
- Key Lock
Specifications:
- Frequency range
- 108-136.975 MHz
- Uses 2 "AA" batteries
- All frequency or memory scanning
- Volume & Squelch controls
- 10 Weather channels
- 99 Memory stations
- Battery life indicator
- Dual watch feature
- Back lit display
- Key lock
- Size: 2-5/16" wide by 3-5/16" tall (without antenna)
List Price: $149.95
Our Price: $119.00
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
You get what you pay for...
by Coppertop from Atlanta, GA
Pros: light, lasts a long time on only two AA's
Cons: quality,
Review: We have a couple of these for sale at work. They have very limited reception. My office is 200yds from the tower and I have to take the scanner outside to pick them up!
Monday, May 19, 2008
My Line Fix
by Noel Robbins from Austin TX USA
Pros: Small, Lightweight, Easy to Program
Cons: None
Review: I love to go to the local airport and watch the traffic. With the Maycom Scanner the experience is greatly heightened. As an aspiring pilot, hearing the actual exchange between pilots and tower is essential. It gets easier and easier to understand what at first seemed impossible thanks to this scanner.
Thursday, April 03, 2008
It's okay for the size and price.
by Jeremy from Sunnyvale CA USA
Pros: size, weight, cost
Cons: tuning, range, volume
Review: Not bad, but limited range on reception and hard to tune.
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On Thursday, May 28, 2009 a customer asked:
Q: What is this scanner's range? (I live about 60 miles north of Orlando Int'l Airport and would like to be able to receive ATC, tower and airliner transmissions from this area.
A:
There is no defined range for transceivers or scanners. It depends on the type of antenna, the placement of the antenna, the weather conditions, the natural and man made obstructions, the power of the transmitter, and many other issues specific to your installation. Unfortunately, that is just not a question that can be answered with any specificity. However, I can tell you that from 60 miles the only thing you will have a chance of receiving is the transmission from aircraft already in the sky. It's much too far to pickup anything being transmitted from the ground.
On Wednesday, August 27, 2008 a customer asked:
Q: Does the Maycom AR-108A have an earphone jack?
A:
Yes it does.
On Thursday, June 19, 2008 a customer asked:
Q: Can you also transmit with this radio or can you only recieve?
A:
With this scanner you are only able to listen/receive. If you need to transmit, you will need one of the transceivers found here.
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