Work in band 2 or 4? please answer
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I don't understand. But, if your question about this device is how work in Venezuela. You can use this device with movilnet and Movistar with digitel it doesn't work!
1390636
Yes. Which bands you can transmit on depends on your local regulation and scanner settings.
602696
They are 2 different bands. As long as you have a strong internet speed, there should be no problem.
428924
D. Band,Thank you so much! That really clarifies a lot. Say, did you order your model from Amazon? (or one of its sponsored vendors?)
1222901
spec states it is quad band. did not go overseas yet to try it out yet. hope this helps.
1312476
Only one band is necessary per person. Word of advice though, try to earth them in the ground outside. Avoid using the electric sockets, they will dose you with "dirty electricity".
1571590
Raven, to my understanding the bands are the wireless signals that the audio travels over. If you have too many wireless mics or deceives on one band there can be interference. If you are only running a few mic then you will be fine with band A. However, if you are running tons of mics in a stadium I would find out what bands the other mics are and then buy a band that isn't currently in use in your setup. I have two sets of the 112ps on one band and I don't have any problems.I hope this helps.
1473299
I would say yes. I actually still have to wrap the band around at least on one hand. You shouldn't have a problem at all : )
1860555
Hi Nancy;It isn't a question of turning a band off...you just select the band you wish to use. AM, FM, or Weather. The ones you aren't listening to aren't doing anything.Is this what you're asking?
1374814
Only for the anntena that provides you with the 2.4 frequency you have to then get a dual band one and one that does 5.0 to answer yes only to the 2.4 ghz anntenna
976516
These are parts of the radio spectrum used by Wi-Fi devices. 2.4 GHz is used by 802.11b and 802.11g devices, as well as wireless phones, microwave ovens, bluetooth, etc - making it "busy" and interference prone. 5 GHz is used by newer 802.11a and 802.11n devices, with typically less interference. These same 802.11a/n devices can usually also "fall back" to the 2.4 GHz range, if needed, trading interoperability and reach for speed (11a/n is faster).
2260665
for GSM so you can use without any problem, now 3G band should know that transmits its local operator, this is open for 3G mobile bands 1, 2, 5 and 6
1763955
No, just 3G... because this model it is for Europe...and 4G for some countries, all depend of the bands
1860557
Only one of the four bands can be on at one time. If you're on FM then AM, Ham and weather are off, etc. Weather alerts do not break in automatically as they did on some older radios.
1427500
Technically, I don't know. I bought A Bands because I have 4 others that are A and wanted to keep them all in the same range.
1665504
It is dependent on your location. See the following link for a world map of the different bands. http://www.worldtimezone.com/gsm.html
1558418
10m 6m 2m or 70cm depending on the band you want to use..... do you even have a ham radio license ?? if yes you should know the answer