Does this radio tune SSB transmissions?
1538763
Unfortunately, no. I made the same mistake. Don't get me wrong, this is a great radio for short way broadcast bands and FM, just no SSB. I ended up ordering the GP5/SSB from CountyComm http://www.countycomm.com/gp5ssb.html
363887
Short wave works ok. Just receives am no ssb. But it is pretty amazing how well it picks up the stations. It really picks up am local broadcast here in the us very good, for its size and cost. I really like mine
1844432
No. This radio, whether tuned by dial or direct entry, can tune only to 29999 kHz, which is the top of the HF bands. Both services that you mentioned are in the VHF portion of the radio spectrum.
72643
Yes it most certainly does. If you read the manual it will instruct you how to set-up parameter #12 to auto changeover.
1856548
There is a small, built-in wheel for tuning. I experienced a problem with mine though. The tuning wheel got stuck after the first month of purchasing his product. I would recommend buying a different radio.
666892
I don't believe that is true. My husband said it just has a dial to tune it in. Sorry but I've never messed with them.
127769
I dont know what you mean by that. It gives you the option to tune the radio to the intenna.
127768
I think you are referring to antennas, the cb has a built in swr monitor and the ability to adjust the swr. After connecting your antennas, you can tune them without connecting an external swr meter.
1891282
Hi, SR 6007 has fm tuner for sure but a small antenna, you may need to buy external antenna for better reception.
1874247
It is not necesaary to make any tune, just installed mine with a Torqued Performance AP map to maximize power output. These maps are more agressive than the ones I researched at Cobb Tuning or other supplier.
345126
No, if you use the FRS or GMRS band channels. Check google for the corresponding channels to frequencies, just google frs or gmrs channel frequency list.
2135512
No. It's an actual tuning knob like the main tuning. You can tune the entire range of the radio with it, just in smaller steps (down to 10Hz.)
1039100
No. This stereo has a factory default setting to seek. It actually has two different seek options and a manual tuning option. The round "volume" knob opens your options menus. Press it in and the different option available to you will begin cycling. You can cycle through these options by turning the knob left and right. Find the option called "settings" and push the knob in to select it. Next, find the option called "seek (settings/options)" not sure which it is but it will be obvious, and press the knob again. Finally, find the option called "manual" and push the knob again. Now you can manually tune your stereo, one station at a time. In order to leave all these menus quickly, simply press and hold the backwards-bending arrow button, the "back" button.
1399212
Yes. This radio is capable of picking up ham radio transmissions. For the antenna, I would suggest using the long wire that comes included with the radio instead of the whip antenna, or use your own wire antenna hookup (the longer the wire, the better). Also, I would suggest that you have some sort of amplified speaker attached to the headphone output jack. The volume output on this radio is not the best for copying SSB and CW transmissions and you will probably fare better using an external amplified speaker.
331520
It will work on any 11 meter CB or SSB radio, an does very well. I really like mine and have never had any trouble with it. Easy to set-up.
457861
Sorry, the SSB-1 doesn't have an optical input. It has 2 3.5mm mini-jacks. There might be newer hardware revisions that add an optical decoder, but it's doubtful.
209995
Yes, it does. I'm not sure you should be affected. You need to look into what type of signal your car sends to the radio, and when.