Will this work for transmitting and receiving on MURs radio frequencies (151.8200 151.8800 151.9400 154.5700 154.6000 MHz)?
1455958
The antenna has a low VSWR on those frequencies as checked by my AEA Bravo antenna analyzer here. The transmit power that can be applied on those frequencies is untested here. It works OK on the 2 meter amateur radio band [144 to 148 Mhz.] at 10 watts. Hope that helps. The construction is fragile. The elements will break off easily at the mounting hub if they are bumped with any unusual force. I ended up selling my ST4 because of the elements breaking off. I made my own discone antenna with more durable parts and construction.
1426872
My radio can be set to the 5 MURS frequencies. But as I understand, the first 2 channels are required to transmit narrow band (2.5 kHz) with the other 3 at wide band (5.0 kHz). The KG-UV6D can be set to the required bandwidths. Although the KG-UV6D can operate at the MURS frequencies, I'm not sure the radio is typed to operate at the specified frequencies by the FCC.
1804359
It's a ham radio that operates out of band. Without checking if it's frequency range covers it then it should. It depends on what pl codes, offsets and repeater frequencies you're using.
105488
I have the MURS system that operates on 156 MHz. My first transmitters I bought had a BNC connector on them . The two transmitters I bought within the last 7 months had an SMA connector and a mating rubber duck antenna. The rubber duck antennas are not very efficient egardless of who makes them. an 18 inch long wire would work better.
1805156
Both of these radios have frequency ranges that are compatible, so yes. Please be aware that you must have an amateur radio license before transmitting. You don't need a license to listen.
222204
I would hesitate to say that it absolutely will do that. All devices like this are affected by distance, obstructions, radio receiver quality and electronic interference. Although if you have no radio stations close buy, interference would probably not be a problem. I would guess if you have already used a device like this with some success, this one would work too. I am pretty sure that they make better deices for more money, I bought this one because I knew that it would not have to transmit very far. If you buy one, remember to post a review about your experience good or bad.
1913946
Yes. Also, this radio has the capability to transmit on MURS and GMRS. That is not legal. Many tout these radios for that capability, but it is against the law.
512174
I bought this unit to broadcast my Sirius receiver around my house and garage. The Sirius unit plugs into the transmitter which is set to 91.1 I had no problems at all. Even my neighbors enjoy it. That being said, if you have an audio output I am sure it would work just fine.
982185
Am not sure. You have to check with your service provider to see what frequency they used in your country.
1226102
Legally this radio CANNOT be used on any FRS, MURS or GMRS frequency. So yes it can be programmed but it is not legal to transmit out on those frequencies. For licensed GMRS use, you will need the UV-82C (the C notes the legally allowed Commercial use).
2153478
yes it will work. You may or may not need an antenna adapter. I would not recommend this unit it is crap get yourself a BluetoothFM modulator instead
1387009
It should. It has advanced programming that allows you to change the frequency, etc. It has an extra long range as well.
567367
only if you use alternate software. look up sdrsharp. i have picked up transmissions from 28 mhz up to 800 mhz but this will work well outside that range i just don't have the antennas to pick up the lower frequiencies. hope this helps
245631
Go to the ARRL Ham site and get the correct answer...I don't think RG8X will workwell on UHF frequencies ,, AL
750109
The TYT9000 will transmit anywhere between 136-174 MHz. There is a transmit-disable function in the menus to prevent such unlicensed operations. Mine is set up to hear the local emergency services but not transmit on them. Also the weather channels, same way. If I were to be illegal, I could leave transmit enabled on the MURS & Marine channels. If I wanted to be illegal about it. Nils Young W8IJN
2044879
Update. It works fairly well on the aircraft band RECEIVE ONLY. I was able to scan the air band and pick up close to a dozen aircraft frequencies in use.It still cannot transmit on aircraft frequencies. And even if it did, it only transmits FM while aircraft transmission is AM, so nobody could understand you even if you did transmit.
1489602
Yes,it will! I have used it on several dual-band radios and the reception was fantastic!