Can this radio transmit and receive on aircraft frequenices?
2044878
Not by default, but it has a number of features for selecting different international zones, each of which has different allowed transmission frequencies. There's also something in the back you can unsolder to disable blocking transmission frequencies, but honestly those features are useful and there to prevent accidental transmission and *I* would leave them functioning exactly as is. You don't want to prank-call a taxi cab and accidentally get animal control.
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.
2044880
It **CAN** receive aircraft frequencies -- at least according to the spec. I cannot answer how well the included antenna performs on that band, but it also received FM radio and the 2M ham bands, and aircraft are sandwiched in the middle.Now, this radio CANNOT transmit on aircraft frequencies at all. In fact, aircraft use AM, and this thing does not have an AM transmitter, so no amount of hacking or modding will enable this. Even if you could transmit ON these frequencies, you would be transmitting FM, and no aircraft AM radio could receive it.
795200
No it will only transmit FM no AM or SSB. Tx range for FM is 26 to 33 mhz. Well within the CB bands but at FM only.
1216371
It comes with a 2.4 ghz Spectrum receiver, easy to change that out to any receiver you have. Nice flying plane.
409950
No. It's illegal to operate this radio without a license on any frequency . Even though it will transmit on frs frequencys. It would be a waste of money to buy this radio.
558045
No... i'm currently researching a similar conversion (transmitter/receiver upgrade may be the only way if the system supports it which i haven't verified) . The Heli ships with a 27Mhz frequency, a very low and weak frequency...
345126
No, if you use the FRS or GMRS band channels. Check google for the corresponding channels to frequencies, just google frs or gmrs channel frequency list.
2157445
if you can hear it you can communicate with it on this radio. Be careful it may be illegal to transmit there. Jim
172438
FM radio circuit is built in to this radio but it won't receive shortwave radio. You'd need a different type of radio for that.
2255314
No it is not in that range of frequencies. However they work well walkie talkies.
2265001
Any devise that can get fm reseption would get the transmit from this transmitter.Hope I helped you
459760
If you are using this transmiter, it's impossible to have two same frequencies. You might be talking about 27 mHz or 49 mhz toy rc boats?
1217036
You didn't mention whether or not you have the receiver? You have to have a receiver to install in a plane to communicate with the transmitter.
1242803
Yes you can use only the keypad to program freq. The software to my knowledge just allows you to name the programmed frequencies ex. Fire north, law north, etc
1097446
Yes, as long as it is has the same frequency. Look up in your operator manual.
1457717
Remember that aircraft frequencies are VHF, which means that they operate on line-of-sight. What you can hear will depend on your local geography. I live 6-7 miles south of IAD and can hear all frequencies at the airport. I work about ten miles north of DCA and cannot hear any frequencies at the airport, but, I can hear all transmissions from arriving and departing aircraft (remember line-of-sight) as long as they are above the horizon. I do like the radio and use it as a backup when flying light sport.
1807244
Yes.......You will need to download frequencies from uniden to your computer then to your receiver. Once completed the unit does the rest for you.
902540
No it does not. It is a single band, single VFO (vhf) radio with no repeater function. Typically a dual band radio (vhf/uhf) would have a crossband repeat capability with two independent VFOs.