On my UV-5R, I can only individually monitor either Channel A or B with the A/B button. Does the UV-82 allow monitoring both channels at the same time?
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http://www.miklor.com/UV82/UV82-MenuDef.phpOption 7 allows dual band monitoring, and your uv-5r should have the same option:http://www.miklor.com/COM/kc9hi/5RMenus.html
2061850
Yes but you must turn off the tdr as it will only monitor on channel a or channel b with it set accordingly otherwise turn it off and you'll receive on both.
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I presume you mean that with two different frequencies showing on the display, will one be able to hear both of them if activity were on both at the same time. The short answer is NO. The radio does not have two receivers. It is no different that the UV-5R in that respect. The radio will prioritize reception to the frequency or channel that is "arrowed"...the one with the bullet in front of it. If no activity is on that frequency, then the other displayed channel will receive. In a nutshell, the radio will MONITOR both channels at the same time, but it will only RECEIVE one when both might have traffic on them at the same time. Hope that helps. I presume you mean that with two different frequencies showing on the display, will one be able to hear both of them if activity were on both at the same time. The short answer is NO. The radio does not have two receivers. It is no different that the UV-5R in that respect. The radio will prioritize reception to the frequency or channel that is "arrowed"...the one with the bullet in front of it. If no activity is on that frequency, then the other displayed channel will receive. In a nutshell, the radio will MONITOR both channels at the same time, but it will only RECEIVE one when... » Read More I presume you mean that with two different frequencies showing on the display, will one be able to hear both of them if activity were on both at the same time. The short answer is NO. The radio does not have two receivers. It is no different that the UV-5R in that respect. The radio will prioritize reception to the frequency or channel that is "arrowed"...the one with the bullet in front of it. If no activity is on that frequency, then the other displayed channel will receive. In a nutshell, the radio will MONITOR both channels at the same time, but it will only RECEIVE one when both might have traffic on them at the same time. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Yes it will switch to the traffic chnl. I set A to my home station and the have B in scan mode. The PTT will stop and leave you on the chnl that has traffic.
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http://www.miklor.com/UV82/UV82-MenuDef.php Option 7 allows dual band monitoring, and your uv-5r should have the same option: http://www.miklor.com/COM/kc9hi/5RMenus.html
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Revised answer. The UV-82X does Not TX or RX at 511.1125MHz. The UV-82 will TX & RX on that frequency.
307295
Yup! You just have to set them all to the same channels. (The guide book that comes along will show you)
729230
Yes, if you have a transmitter and receiver. Then you pull the feed off the receiver using the monitor port. You can easily capture multiple channels.
602210
You can monitor both channels. But if you want to communicate through the secondary channel you must switch to it. It takes two seconds.
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The "dual watch" allows you to monitor 2 frequencies at once, but not listen to both at the same time. It is more like just scanning 2 frequencies. Wich ever has activity first is the one you will hear.
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You talkin bout L and R channel in a single output the answer is noActually for a single channel you can split it up plus it's great to split up ur subs output, microphones etc .. I use it to split my subs
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I use the sensor simultaneously for both the RMR391PA and the smaller EMR201 units. It sends signals to both very well. I use only channel #1 for both. I do not know about any other units; but there are several channels that can be programed with this unit. There might be several frequencies that it is capable of sending???
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No it does not, the only way to record one channel while watching another is to split your cable (or other) connection cable one to unit one to tv or box.Ive not run into any that do that w/ out splitting.If you have a tv w/ digital tuner this shouldnt be a problem.
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On the pc side of the house their is a particular program that is ran to manage settings for the device. Another alteritive is to run another set of software that would more or less do the same, something like Realtek. I had major trouble getting the system to see more than 2 channels.
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I can't say definitively if there is no all-in-one eyetv-like product with built-in dual cable input, but I'd really doubt it. Why not put a A/B switch like this [ http://www.amazon.com/PHILIPS-PH61007-A-B-Switch/dp/B0001GGXMW ] before the eyetv hybrid? Still allowing only one or the other input...would have to manually flip the A/B switch. Were you hoping to record a program off the air and off of cable at the same time (or close to the same time, when you wouldn't be around, or have to remember, to flip the A/B switch)?
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You can use two receivers and watch two different channels, however the channels must both be on the same satellite.
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Yes. The UV-B5 is a variant of the UV-5R with the 2 pin Kenwood interface. This cable can be used either with the factory supplied software or CHIRP.
2008629
I guess if you have a remote that works threw walls you can change the channel. But if your asking if you can see two different channels then that would be a negative
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There are 2 channels I believe. You can set it up to run all or 2 channels differently. FYI, mine still works perfect.
500303
Try pushing the buttons to the right of the inputs. One controls the input and the other controls the number of channels the device outputs. I hope this helps, otherwise your device is probably doa
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I think it may be able to use both outputs at the same time, but only from the same source, not from 2 different sources.Yet to verify it's capabilities...