I would like to know the scope of the radio, start and end frequency bands. Thanks.
525387
Vincit Veritas provided you with the right information. There is nothing more I could add to the information provided.
525388
FM: 87.5-108MHz (USA)/, 76-108MHz (Euro)/, 64-108MHz (Russian) (VHF/FM); LW: 153-519kHz (USA)/; 100-519kHz (Euro) Long Wave; AM/MW: 520-1710 kHz (USA)/ 522-1710 kHz (Euro) Medium Wave; SW: 1711-29999 kHz Short Wave.
409398
You can tune in to a limited number of stations on the shortwave "band" which I believe takes in a number of closely located frequencies. I don't think it covers the entire spectrum of what is known as shortwave, but I'm not an expert. I mainly like it as a travel clock-radio on AM & FM stations. My biggest complaint is that the analog tuning (digital display) drifts a bit once you have the station you want. There is a newer, nearly identical model that has digital tuning, that may be better. Hope this helps.
1153844
The book that came with mine has a chart and one of the freq under VHF High Band is 154.65000--157.44750 so it should cover it. Also it gives www.radioreference.com that will list freq in your area. As far as setting up on a Mac....I'm not sure. Couldn't find anything in the book. Hope this helps
514687
You can access all frequencies with this unit. Look up your towns freq on the web.
273872
I'm not sure on the exact freq spectrum but owning one of these I can tell you it does not hit anywhere near as low as 60hz
88702
Go to www.antennaweb.org and input your address. It will show you the exact signals (stations) you can receive with various antenna types.
1130085
Reception is great for me. AM stations will break up after sundown here in Philly, but that happens with nearly every stationary radio. FM is consistently strong - never had a proble
1413629
Hi! I looked this up in the set-up guide. The channel step for AM is 10 kHz and for FM is 0.1 MHz. The ranges are 530--1710 kHz for AM and 87.5--108 MHz for FM.
1603186
FM 88.1 on the low end, I believe it is 107.9 on the high end. I flip back and forth between 88.1 and 88.3 depending on where I'm driving. One of the two almost always get a good, clear signal. I've been impressed for the price.
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.
2216374
The radio works on all bands. But the receive is not very good, the quality of the radio is good. They just need to get the receive improved.
1809614
Don't really know for sure, seldom use it, but when axdently hit FM it seems loud and clear, but AM is spotty and reception is about a C +.
172698
I have to say fixed frequency , I think it runs in the 660 to 880 MHz range depends on what else you use in that range, even then what are the odds of anything being on that same freq.
1437393
in main menu, press setup icon to enter setup interface. press radio button icon, and insert password 123456 then press ok, the menu from which you can select the radio frequency will show press "radio region" and select the desired frequency by presing the up and down arrow, then press it and setting is finished. This is actually is the book that came with the unit on page 17
1885162
Yes, it is a shortwave radio. I get broadcast from Asia, Austrailia, and other languages I dont recognize.
148872
I am assuming you are asking if this radio operates in several VHF bands. Yes, it does, it covers amateur radio as well as public service in both VHF and UHF bands, narrow band and wide band. It is also capable of transmitting on bands that are illegal to operate on.
585180
It has 10 presets for am and 10 for fm. 1 for NOAA. Has an alert function too. When there is a NOAA alert broadcast, radio will turn on to NOAA band.