What uhf frequencies are availabe for this system? We are in Evansville, IN 47715, but need to use system in 47546 & 42303 zip codes too/
1054325
The range of this system is so short it is very unlikely you will have a problem. I believe you have some understanding of the relation between zip codes and RF frequencies. This is none!
1054326
I live in central Florida and Connecticut. When I purchased the unit, there was no discussion of its use for specific frequencies. It just works in both locations without difficulty.
1443318
I am sorry, I have no idea what frequencies that would involve, All I know is that I was pleased that it would pick up both AM and FM here in our little enclave where I have to have a dish to receive both TV and the internetIt is also set up for short wave, I have picked up some Morse Code while I was scanning it's capabilitiesSorry I couldn't be of more help...Cold Flamingo
198037
Max,I got a new HT via A,azion.com and it came from Radio mart in KY. Just way to many of you are worried about the newest version. My newest version is a 5RA and it has the 2nd to the last firmware.But that means nothing at all. All you need to know is here. http://www.miklor.com/ Please join the list but those guys will just tell you to read up in the files.I like mine,it has a siren,the case is beautiful but it has it's quirks. Guys are downloading software but I did mine manually. Some need WIN XP and others using VISTA need to download an updated driver. PLEASE DO NOT WORRY ABOUT LATEST FIRMWARE as i may only be a restriction on what you can or can't do out of the ham bands. I called this pure junk because it is hard to manually program it and at timed I'm in FREQ mode and it jumps into memory mode. Keep in mind that the mailing list is very,very large and many still do not have a TECH license. Use it as it was intended for and don't try making a queen mary from a canoe. Many are still using the very first unit and have no problems http://www.409shop.com/shop_displaynews.php?id=608&userid=100556 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/baofeng_uv5r/ These links will help BOB AF2Q
1623226
I live over 50 miles from most of the stations in rural Maine. I get all the major stations you mention with a good UHF/VHF antennae which can cost around 80 bucks.The rest I stream including PBS stuff on Roku.
737969
Check out this website for your areahttp://antennaweb.org/address.aspxIt is pretty accurate but I am getting more channels than it says I should so your mileage may vary.
1552976
I have no problem receiving VHF or UHF signals. I have the SKY mounted in the attic and do get digitalbreak up, depending on weather conditions. I am about 20 miles from broadcast stations in the Detroit area.
2007589
The software that comes with the cable is pretty simple. The problem with a program that would autopopulate the radio is you probably wouldn't be in range of the stations. You should look up frequencys
327795
We have not had any problems with the system interfering with our wireless internet or phone system. Unfortunately, I don't know what the maximum range is. We have a 2,900 square foot home and haven't had issues with the range.
1824634
I normally goto tvfool.com and use actual address, and it will tell me what channels to expect, with different types of antenna, either indoor or roof or ... It's prediction is very accurate. I will try different location with mohu, and have the tv re-scan and "re-save" the frequency every time. Took 1 hour to find the sweet spot, but well worth it.
2057117
Need to know frequencies and RX codes for your area. This is limited to about a 2-3mi radius.
1433330
wrong jerry...a lot of UHF programming is switching back to the VHF signal range after june. Its cheaper to power those wavelengths. Check out TVfool.com to see what the new channels will be in your area after june...you will probably see some of them actually switching to VHF. Might want to fish that antenna out of the trash....
369234
You need to be more specific. Issues? I don't kow what you are referring to. 440 is a frequency range in the UHF band. That's all. The cable is designed to all you the use of a more effective antenna, hence the 259 adapter. Your choice of antenna should take into account the frequency you plan to use so that the most efficient antenna may be purchased. I hope this helps.dj, KJ6WSV
1151148
I do not have that information. I advise that you contact the manufacturer for the transmitting frequency.
398879
Hello, I'm not well versed in radio wave frequencies (uhf/vhf). I can tell you I get all the network channels 2-5-7-9 etc. and other non cable channels. It's enough for me.
1284246
The BF-888S only works in UHF mode. The 400-470 MHz range. The UV-5REs work in UHF and VHF. My local cop channel is in the 155 MHz range, so the BF-888Ss wouldn't be able to pick up most of the transmissions that city, county, and state agencies use.
1937270
westinghousedigital.com/support/ takes you to http://westinghousedigital.com/support/tunercode/ which loops on itself and tells you to call an 800 number that answers and tells you to go to the website. loop. repeat. loop then just plug in the code 31415 for on air or 14159 for cable scans. Why not just tell us the numbers in the manual or the easy setup brochure? Nuts!!!!
676780
I'm in Indiana and can pick up all the over the air channels available although I may have to move the antenna a bit to better receive some of them since this is an indoor antenna. I think I get around 20 channels.