I would like to use this in Australia but am unsure of the range of frequencies it has, can you advise,cheers Barry
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Frequency Coverage Tx 118.000-136.975 MHz Rx 108.000-136.975 MHz Weather 161.650-163.275 MHz Hope this answers your question. Will you be using it for flying? I have some questions about flying in Australia if so. Cheers.
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Frequency CoverageTx 118.000-136.975 MHzRx 108.000-136.975 MHzWeather 161.650-163.275 MHz Hope this answers your question. Will you be using it for flying? I have some questions about flying in Australia if so. Cheers.
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Hi, I'm sorry I cannot remember the ranges, but I know that US equipped radios work in all other countries, both for Comm as well as VOR's. There may be local frequency ranges that are specific to a country, but any ICAO airport would have to use the same frequencies. If you have foreflight you can look at basic airport info, as well as the main freq's and they are frequencies that the handheld would tune to.So, I feel confident in saying that the handheld will work with all aviation frequencies in Oz.
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I don't have mine with me but am virtually certain it will adjust to any frequency spacing standard. I believe you can look at the manual on line to be sure.
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It depends on the broadcast frequencies used in your country; it works best on the U.S. UHF TV band (470-700MHz), and is somewhat less effective on the VHF-high band (174-216MHz). I don't know about the frequencies between 216 and 470MHz (which are not used for TV in the USA), but it won't work well below 174MHz (channel 7 in the USA).
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It is not good for that. AM, FM, and Weather band frequencies only-- plus, the antenna can be expected to receive from only so far.[For proper reading of this post, please set you snark tuner to level 8]
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I have used a dual band radio and transmitted between 144-146 MHz (2 meter band) and 430-440 MHz (70 centimeter band). I hit the repeaters without any problems and with full quieting. I have it on a Baofeng UV-5RE Plus and it works quit well. Hopefully this answers your questions.Fred
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Dear friend, thanks for your interest.The Freq Band of this item supports: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz(Not Support 3G). Thanks a lot.
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Yes, it works anywhere in the world. But before using any Frequency , you need to check with your country to see if you can transmit within the selected frequencies range. As a matter of fact, if you login to this device, you can select you country and chose the associated frequencies that are allowable in your country. To this end, this is a universal device. let me know if you have further question.. Thanks
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I live in the inner ring suburbs so can't respond to your question re: country reception. What I can say is I bought this antenna and it never worked very well in the suburbs - and broke a few days after the warranty expired. Thankfully Amazon did a great job and refunded me the price even though the warranty had just expired. I am not the type to give negative reviews, but this item deserves one. Don't buy it.
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the range of this transmitter is very good, look I live in a small town in Honduras, about my city is about 5 km, so I have an antenna TYPE: Wave 8.5 Vertical Collinear Antenna FM this is the link of the antenna : 5/8 Wave Collinear Vertical FM Antenna .... I hope you serve the information, if you have other queries you make it
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I don't see why it wouldn't, to my thinking as long as you can give it an open FM channel it should be ok. Don't take my word tho as I am by far not a qualified radio tech but this is just a thought . Maybe someone will kick off on my comment. Good luck .
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I use the antenna to pull in weak local FM stations, which it does amazingly well, but I don't know the maximum range. However, customer service has always responded quickly to my questions -- you can send them a query at service@tunetrapper.com.
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i really dont know the frequencies used in india, but the phone is unlocked, i think that can function without any problem
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Frequency Range UHF 400-470MHz. On mine I get my local fire dept which is 33.48000 but also 453.17500. I hope this helps.
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John, this is primarily designed for Amateur radio TRANSMITTING. So it's at best efficient at the frequencies it's designed for. Will it work on higher frequencies? Yes it just will not be as well tuned for higher freq. You should be able to hear local PS stations.
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It is a UHF only FM Transceiver. I believe that it'll cover 420MHz to approximately 470 MHz.
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It is not a question of fit or power the antenna will provide an adequate standing wave ratio over the 10 to 11 meter bands. This is not the proper antenna for transmission on the other frequencies you refer to in your question.
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It can absolutely receive those frequencies. I'm not sure exactly what you'd hear, but you would hear something. Try changing the modulation between FM and AM if it doesn't work at first.
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It is a dual band VHF and UHF FM transceiver. Depends on what "marine frequencies" you want to use and whether they are FM or not. The VHF range is 136mhz to 174mhz, so if the marine frequency you are wanting is within that range, and is FM, then yes.