Can these radios pick up NASCAR transmissions at the track?
1444983
No. Google Nascar freqs and this radio's FRS/GMRS freqs. You'll see they don't match.
281563
You could try it, but insuspect you will get a high swr reading. This means that when tou try to transmit the signal will be heavily reflected back into your radio. This will severely limit your broadcast range and eventually burn up your radio. Mounting away from metal is best.
1683687
No. As a matter of fact, since broadcast TV went to digital a few years ago, there are no radios that can pick up television audio.
1300854
Yes. I believe it depends on the track data provided in a particular format. Usually older tracks don't show and only scrolls the radio station i.d. cd, flash drives etc does the same. Hope this helps. Great unit for the money!
842931
In terms of picking up signals? I don't really have a comparison, but i thought the car antennae did that. Or do you means features of the radio?
1414446
You can, but the device would not tune to a station the second time I tried it. It was useless
1010466
Yes. There's a built-in mic and it picks up conversations happening in the front seat as well as whatever is coming out of your stereo. If your windows are down it'll pick up road noise and other outside sounds, like a siren.
313298
Yes, this will pickup digital police frequencies as long as you have the proper frequencies and you have programmed them properly. RadioReference.com can be a big help there.
884727
Yes, as I understand you will the USB cables that plug into the back of the radio. I didn't get the USB cables which I think are extra as I just wanted to listen to the radio. Go to Jensen website as I'm sure they can explain it better.
871194
It will as long as you can tune to an open station. If is a digital readout that will be easy.
1873938
Pretty much any in dash screen navigation system radios it should work if the capability is there.
399676
You have to be at the track. There are several ways to monitor the driver channels from home, but you'll need a computer or possibly a smart phone. Search around on NASCAR.COM. I'm pretty sure there is a cost involved.
1873789
These radios can operate at 400 - 470 MHz. GMRS and FRS both operate at 462 - 467 MHz. So...I guess the answer would be yes. I have not tried to program these, but the little research I have done it is apparently somewhat difficult.
1230484
These radios can also be paired up to make a uhf repeater..something Tyt hasn't went public about. I have all the info on this and it is very inexpensive to do
1617620
The radio has a feature that enables it to search for frequencies that are nearby. Once it finds one that is transmitting near by it will allow you to listen to it. It will accept any frequency and will not necessarily be an agency but it could be someone who has a handheld radio or a trucking company using a radio. It allows for any radio transmission initiated by another radio to by played through the scanner.
2117489
They may. I'm pretty sure there are wires or inputs for the steering wheel controls in the back of the receiver.
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.