What frequency does this transmit on and what is the power source?
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I purchased these as outdoor add-ons to my home system. They are battery operated and the frequency is determined by setting the keys inside to match your home system. We have a Chamberlain Model NLS1 Home system. I will say it was a bit of a challenge to figure this out and make them work. Also, there is no way to turn off the power without taking out the batteries which requires unscrewing the cover. This is a bit of a pain. If I had it to do over again, I would have researched more and made a different choice.
1483670
The power source is batteries. Not sure of the frequency, but I would definitely NOT recommend this product. As a front door to inside intercom the volume was so low that it was worthless. We finally just threw them away.
2265001
Any devise that can get fm reseption would get the transmit from this transmitter.Hope I helped you
628187
9 Volt. When not in use take the battery out, the system drains them pretty fast. There are two power switches on the body pack, one in the battery compartment and one on the top when you are ready to transmit. Ours works excellent, hope this helps.
287390
I've looked at the unit itself. No frequency listing is published anywhere on it. Could be 900 Mhz, could be 2.4 Ghz, no way to know.
1511458
Dear Sir,please let me inform you that the frenquency is UHF 400-470MHz 5W 16 channel
734755
Not sure exactly what you area asking. It will transmit whatever audio source you have it plugged into. I use it primarily to transmit streaming programming from the internet such as sports broadcasts. Just plug it into the headphone jack on the computer and whatever is playing on the computer will be broadcast on the FM radio band. You select the frequency you want it to transmit on, usually you'd find a clear frequency on your FM receiver and set that in the FM2. Hope this was helpful, if not perhaps you could elaborate on the question.
1289118
I do not know for sure, but do not think it has enough power to transmit very far. But am quite happy to have my HR available at a glance within a 12-15 inch distance.
1570163
The full range of frequencies, 88.1-107. It's funny that you asked that bc I just read that on the user guide yesterday lol!
95691
it is a wireless HD. I plug the transmitter into the HDMI jack out of my laptop and plug the receiver into the HDMI jack in on my Flat screen. I do not know the frequency which it transmits, but it is crystal clear at my place.
1721396
The radio's frequency range is 136.00-174.00 MHz and 400.00-480.00 MHz. The reference to 50Hz refers to it's interference cancellation tech built into the new chipset.
799152
I don't know the answer to your question, but I purchased the transmitter & it works great! I have no complaints about it.
2173893
This IS an FM transmitter. You may hook up a CD player, Internet Radio, or perhaps even an MP3 player to it, and it will broadcast a signal on the frequency you choose around your entire house with NO wires. Yay. My unit has been a workhorse without problems.
774026
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.
1756663
No frequency isn't an issue. Just need one that converts 120 into 240. There are plenty around for cheap that will do the job.
471172
The reciever is AC plug in. The one I purchased is 110v AC. The Transmitters are 9v DC.
750108
The radio can transmit and receive on VHF:136-174MHz. The specs are below. The radio allows you to lock out transmit on frequencies that you do not want to transmit on or are not licensed on. Frequency Range: 136-174MHzOutput Power: VHF: 10W/25W/60W1750Hz ToneCTCSS / DCS setting & scanning0-9 SQL grade settingFrequency/Channel scanningHigh/Mid/Low power selectableVoice companderRepeater offset shiftKeypad lock functionContact bookBattery voltage displayDTMF /2 tone/5 toneANI IDRemote kill/ stun/ activate/ reviveEmergenCy alarmWide/Narrow band settingTX inhibitBusy Channel Lock-OutChannel name editingReverse frequencyTalk aroundScrambler - subject to licenseVoice promptTime-out TimerAuto Power offVFO step setting: 2.5/5/6.25/10/12.5/20/25/50kHz The radio can transmit and receive on VHF:136-174MHz. The specs are below. The radio allows you to lock out transmit on frequencies that you do not want to transmit on or are not licensed on. Frequency Range: 136-174MHzOutput Power: VHF: 10W/25W/60W1750Hz ToneCTCSS / DCS setting & scanning0-9 SQL grade settingFrequency/Channel scanningHigh/Mid/Low power selectableVoice companderRepeater offset shiftKeypad lock functionContact bookBattery voltage displayDTMF /2 tone/5 toneANI IDRemote kill/ stun/... » Read More The radio can transmit and receive on VHF:136-174MHz. The specs are below. The radio allows you to lock out transmit on frequencies that you do not want to transmit on or are not licensed on. Frequency Range: 136-174MHzOutput Power: VHF: 10W/25W/60W1750Hz ToneCTCSS / DCS setting & scanning0-9 SQL grade settingFrequency/Channel scanningHigh/Mid/Low power selectableVoice companderRepeater offset shiftKeypad lock functionContact bookBattery voltage displayDTMF /2 tone/5 toneANI IDRemote kill/ stun/ activate/ reviveEmergenCy alarmWide/Narrow band settingTX inhibitBusy Channel Lock-OutChannel name editingReverse frequencyTalk aroundScrambler - subject to licenseVoice promptTime-out TimerAuto Power offVFO step setting: 2.5/5/6.25/10/12.5/20/25/50kHz « Show Less
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It is a UHF only FM Transceiver. I believe that it'll cover 420MHz to approximately 470 MHz.