I live in Canada, BC, Richmond. I want to know which frequency band width will work best with me. Please help and thanks!
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These devices are unbelievably clean in any frequency. The only reason you would need to choose a particular one would be if you already have another one and want it to be compatible or totally different. Each device can be set to a variety of frequencies so you can keep away from interference. I advice you to change the default one to stay away from other sennheiser users, but other than that any model should be fine.
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I have this working on Linux, bit only on the 1090MHz band for adsb.It does this well.Have also used of on airband AM frequency, bit have issues with quality which may be software related and haven't gotten back to it as my priorities changed. Good luck.
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As has been suggested, check the Sennheiser page to determine what your local TV stations are using, as they operate in the same frequency band. You should be able to find a few open channels in each of the A, B, and G ranges for your area. You may want to avoid the B range as it's above 600MHz and the FCC is thinking about removing that range for wireless mic use.
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Need to know frequencies and RX codes for your area. This is limited to about a 2-3mi radius.
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I bought a cheap Zeikos case off Amazon for this.There is a page somewhere on the Shure support website that will tell you the frequencies that will avoid the TV channels in you area.
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That might be a good idea. I would check http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/engineering/maps/ to see the estimated channels you can get in your area.
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It really depends on your setup, but as Ray said about the gain at 3/4, that's a good place to have it. I personally have my frequency at 80-120
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http://www.siriusxm.com/frequencyHere's the address to determine the best frequency to transmit on.
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Buy all A freqs as there are plenty of addresses within the band. Only thing I might recommend is going up to the 865 cartridge
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I guess you would have to verify what frequesncy is available. This is Quadband and quite useful in most countries.
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No sure what you mean by you have C-Band Satellite only??? This dish and LNBF combination will not receive C-Band. Now if you something set wrong in your receiver, it may show up as a c-band frequency.You can email me at sales@nc-electronics if I can help.
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any 800 and 1800 band should work, just check out which band your cell phone use.
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My understanding is that you should check what TV stations are using what frequencies in your area... these devices share the same frequecy bands. Go here (http://en-us.sennheiser.com/service-support-frequency-finder) and enter your city/zip.It will list all the frequencies used by TV stations in the band.Pick the range (A, B or G) that has the most open or least used/occupied frequencies.In my case that was the G range.
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Frequency Coverage Tx 118.000-136.975 MHz Rx 108.000-136.975 MHz Weather 161.650-163.275 MHz Hope this answers your question. Will you be using it for flying? I have some questions about flying in Australia if so. Cheers.
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Where I live I use the vacant channel 88.7FM. I measured...from transmitter to pocket radio I got good reception from8 to 12 feet. Beyond that I got static. CCrane has a list of vacant FM channels for a person's area. Hope this helps.
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It works quite well on the 2M and 70cm bands , I.e. 144 to 148 and 440 MHz. I've also used on several FRS Channels 462MHz . Works much better than the "rubber duck" antenna.
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My experience with cheap digital radios (and this is not an expensive such) is that they're often about 0.1 MHz off in one direction or another, so (to use your example) 92.3 or 92.1 would probably serve to get 92.2 unless there were another station very close to the better choice. And, for what it's worth, the Grundig/Eton digital radio I've bought had the 0.1MHz mesh you appear to want, though this is far from a guaranty. I'm sorry I can't be of more assistance.