The Whistler WS1040 stores up to 1,800 frequencies and lets you search for nearby frequency transmissions and automatically jump to a found transmission. Plus, it lets you hear storm reports and more before they are broadcast on TV or radio. What is Object Oriented Scanning? Programming scanning receivers can be challenging, but object-oriented programming simplifies the process by using common conventions for scanning concepts that have common characteristics. A Scannable Object is any defined item that can be scanned or monitored.
Whistler WS1040 Digital Handheld Scanner

Object-oriented User Interface Features Common Data Entry, Browsing & Control Methods For Every Scannable Object
Scan List Allows Arranging, Grouping & Scanning Objects According To Preference
Free-form Memory Organization Allocates Memory Dynamically & Efficiently As It Is Needed
V-scanner Technology Saves Complete Radio Configurations Within The Radio For Recall Into Main Memory As Needed In The Field-21 Folders Are Provided, Each Capable Of Storing Over 1,800 Objects With A Memory Capacity Of Main Memory Combined With V-scanners Is Over 37,800 Objects
Skywarn Provides Instant Access To Frequencies Used By Storm Spotter Networks To Monitor Storm Conditions As They Occur
Same/all-hazards Weather Alerting Alerts Of Severe Weather & Other Hazards In The Chosen County Or Counties
Digital Agc Instantly Compensates For Low User Audio Levels That Are Common On Digital Systems
Ltr Home Repeater Automotive Automatically Moves The Frequencies To The Proper Home Repeater Slots As Transmissions Are Received On The System
Subaudible Squelch Decoder Provides Fast, Reliable Decoding Of Subaudible Squelch Signaling With Squelch Tail Elimination
Quickly Sweeps The Scanner’s Frequency Ranges For Transmissions From Nearby Sources

Whistler WS1040 Digital Handheld UHF/VHF New Police Scanner Portable Fire Safety