Will this receive weather band as well as cb?
1042033
Yes. It's not exactly tubed for it but you should be able to here your local NOA weather just fine unless it's really a long way off.
191629
i don't know. Never tryed. But there's many options for radio bands. Probably you can scan for many bands and get what you're looking for.
1486828
CB is for citizens band. The range depends a lot on the antenna used, but mine was hooked to a company truck's antenna and I could pull in other truckers about five miles away.
1860556
Yes you can turn off the weather band. It has excellent reception.The radio was purchased as a gift, so I don't know too much about it only what the recipient tells me.
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.
2002937
Yes. With these notes:Radio must have a "Band" or "XM" button to be compatibleNot compatible in vehicles equipped with "Monsoon" system or any other "signal sensing" amplifier.
2178175
No it channel is broke down five partial frequency.... Good radio. Just remember its a 10 meter. It does not have the same frequency's as a Cb.
1030329
a CB antenna CAN NOT be used for those other frequencies. It's designed for CB which goes from 26.965 Mhz to 27.405 Mhz. Depending on how broad banded the antenna is, it will cover some frequencies above and below CB. So it may cover 10 meters as well as 12 meters. But given that it uses a loading coil, it may not work (or work VERY poorly) outside of the CB band. Generally speaking antennas are designed for working particular frequencies. So you would need separate antennas for working different bands. There are of course multi-band antennas on the market. They would list which bands they work on. But with the exception of 10/11 meter antennas like the A99, you aren't going to find CB antennas that cover other bands. All of that applies to transmitting. When receiving, the antenna isn't quite as critical. Antennas receive best on frequencies they are designed for; but they will receive other frequencies. For example the antenna on a car that lets you pick up the AM broadcast band and the FM broadcast band. So if all you are doing is receiving, this antenna should work ok. But a broad band receive antenna like a discone would be better.
412140
I really don't know. I only checked weather it would work with what I have. sorry.
1943760
I don't know if it is specifically "tuned" to the NOAA band but mine does receive it well.
2283355
No they don't. These radios cover the FRS/GMRS ("Family Radio Service" / "General Mobile Radio Service") whose frequencies are in the UHF band, around 460Mhz; additionally these units use FM modulation. CB ("Citizen's Band") is in the high HF band, around 26Mhz, and use AM modulation. As you can see, they are totally incompatible by both band and modulation.
1030334
For transmitting (TX) - NO WAY, you will have a SWR that will burn the finals out in the non-CB radios.For receiving (RX) on the other bands - just about any antenna will work to -some- degree; the closer the band the antenna was designed for (in this case the 11 meter / 27 MHz band), the better.
1390636
Yes. Which bands you can transmit on depends on your local regulation and scanner settings.
2172292
A cb radio will transmit and receive with another radio that is on the same channel as you are, if you are within range and the other radio has transmit capability as well as receive. key the mike button on your radio to transmit let it up to receive that will do it good luck.
822794
I'm not sure. You may want to check the bands and frequencies used in India.
468751
I have no idea. The main reason I bought it was to have the weather channel- it did not work. The radio was fine but no weather. So back it went and I did not buy a replacement.
759231
yes is working with any ku band satellites receivers wit6h the frequency 10.600 o universal, it is not working with c band systems