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Whistler WS1010 Analog Handheld Scanner (Black) 10.00in. x 4.30in. x 3.20in.

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Style: WS1010 Handheld Analog Scanner


Pattern Name: Scanner


Features

  • Recommend for experienced users of Handheld Scanners

Description

Whistler WS1010 Analog Handheld Scanner (Black)

Product Dimensions: 1.56 x 2.37 x 5.68 inches


Item Weight: 7.7 ounces


Item model number: WS1010


Batteries: 4 AA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: February 18, 2014


Department: unisex-adult


Manufacturer: Whistler


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Very good scanner. Good quality and works great.
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024 by Duane M.Bokus
    • Just What I Needed
I know most police and sheriff departments have gone to digital but the small town and county I’m in is still using analog. This scanner is exactly what I needed and it’s very easy to program and use. It can be used with 4AA batteries or plugged in an outlet and the reception is great! When using batteries they lasted about 2 weeks and I had it on pretty much 24/7. I highly recommend this scanner. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2023 by Pam
    • Good scanner for the money. Limited frequency range.
I gave this scanner four stars. It's pretty good for $75 or so. I have more powerful scanners, even hand-helds, but they are also much more expensive. The good news is that the whistler is easy to learn to use. It is very fast, 40-stored channels per second, and 80 steps per second in search mode. It sips power, four AA batteries last a long time. I've run it four hours a day for over a week now and the low-battery indicator has not come on. The stock antenna is pretty good. I have third-party scanner antennas with BNC connectors, but they do not seem to do any better. The scanner will pick up anything from the Amateur 10 meter band down (or up depending on your viewpoint) to the amateur and utility 70-centimeter band, so 29 Mhz to 540 Mhz. The bad news is that there are many gaps in coverage. Some of this is forced on scanner manufacturers by the FCC, but oddly, even the amateur 220 Mhz band (1.25 meters in-between the 2-meter and 70-centimeter frequencies) band is not supported. This is probably my biggest gripe. The FM broadcast band (88-108 Mhz in the U.S.) is also not supported, but I have lots of radios covering these frequencies. There are 400 memory channels divided into 10 banks of 40 channels each. You may store any station in any memory location. In addition to user-assigned frequencies, the scanner has a built-in memory with the most common police, air, ship, fire, weather, and amateur frequencies nation (U.S.) wide. Pushing any one of the buttons dedicated to these bands will find stations for you, and you can store them in memory by pushing one button. This device will not follow trunked radio systems becoming ubiquitous in big cities across America. This is not, however, a criticism of the device. There are trunk-following scanners, but they are much more expensive. In the end, it is only 1/3 of the scanner I'd like, but easily does 90% of what I really need. For the price, that's great! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2022 by Matthew Rapaport
    • Works as expected.
Good quality product. Works as expected for analog transmissions as advertised. Not sure about the battery charging for rechargeable batteries. Needs to have a battery level indicator. Directions for programming were great. No problem creating a scan group for my local use.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2021 by Ivan Strickon
    • Plug in cord quit working.
June 9, 2018 - I purchased some used Bearcat scanners from ebay and compared the reception. The 1010 failed miserably. Whistler said they would replace the scanner so I sent it back. I received what is suppose to be a new one which had all my prior channels programmed in. It is just as bad if not worse than before. I'm giving up on this scanner. I've since purchased the TRX2 which works much better but way more money. I cannot recommend this scanner at all. April 28, 2018, I sent my scanner into Whistler which cost me shipping. It is still under warranty so they replaced the antenna connection and the plug in. It now works again however it won't pick up anything beyond about a mile of the radio towers. I'm very disappointed in this scanner and will be looking at other scanners to replace this one. Update: Changing my rating. The scanner started acting up last night. The squelch would not adjust down. Every Channel programmed in was as if the squelch was turned all the way up. It cleared up after a while but now I have very poor reception on most of the channels. I have multiple types of antennas but none of them help. I did contact Whistler on March 7th for the cord issue but have heard nothing back from them despite their reply email saying I would receive a call back with in 48 hours. I'm now very disappointed with this scanner. Purchased this in May 2017 and last week the plug in cord quit working. Luckily I had another one that works. The scanner works as expected but I did purchase a different antenna because the one that came with it didn't seem to pick up that well. Actually purchased 2 since I had no idea which to order. One broke shortly after I got it but the second one is good. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2018 by Uneek156
    • Will not pick up anything!!!!
The fact is this is very outdated and should not be offered to the public because it cant work. There is no signal for it to pick up on. It's all DIGITAL now. NOT ANALOG I thought this radio was defective, when now I think it just could'nt find a signal to lock on to. I dont know? I spent a additional 131.54 on a antenna from Two Way Communication to get a signal And still NOTHING. When I tried to return the antenna I was told there was no returns on items that had to be assembled /disassembled. Then the Tech said the problem was ANALOG. Why did'nt they tell me that in the first place??????? Thank goodness Amazon did allow me to return the radio. AMAZON U R Great! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021 by Tufbowtie
    • Simple, But I Use It More Than My $400 Scanner
I have a $400 scanner that has all the bells and whistles. Only problem is, programming it requires my laptop. Sure, I could do it by hand, but every time I try, I end up in some oddball mode that causes me to drop it back into my bag and pick up a paperback instead. This means it is really pretty useless to me anywhere other than around home. This radio is now my go-to travel scanner. No bells and whistles. No funky modes. It picks up everything I want to listen to. It doesn't do digital or trunking, but if I get that serious about wanting that functionality, I'll drag out the laptop. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2017 by Reverend Webster
    • performs like a Bearcat
I bought the 1010 in Dec 2016 specifically for the Airlines Frequencies. 100% satisfied, plus, I like the red buttons.
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024 by Poppa Ron Amazon Customer

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