Can anyone confirm that this model transmits on the higher end of the UHF? Some of them only seem to transmit up to 450. I need it up to 480. Thanks
580527
Haven't tried that high but, I ran the scan and was able to reach up to 479.995.
750110
The TYT9000 will transmit anywhere between 136-174 MHz. There is a transmit-disable function in the menus to prevent such unlicensed operations. Mine is set up to hear the local emergency services but not transmit on them. Also the weather channels, same way. If I were to be illegal, I could leave transmit enabled on the MURS & Marine channels. If I wanted to be illegal about it.Nils YoungW8IJN
2066226
That is a question for the manufacturer. The higher you place the transmitter the wider your range.
245632
Go to the ARRL Ham site and get the correct answer...I don't think RG8X will work well on UHF frequencies ,, AL
1823616
I run mine about the same distance. I too had issues until I figured out my receiver was 1080p and my TV was 720p. Turned on 720p only and bingo. Works great! Maybe check your wireing.
618037
Get the Extreme with the amplifier, it works great at those distances. You may need to place in a window towards the transmission tower in your area. Use the included power adapter, as it produces a bit more current and seems to work better. I have used the Extreme at those distances, and I am receiving 40 plus channels.
1792469
No issues with my 7900 on high power. Maybe your antenna will not handle the 50 watts causing the transmitter to shutdown?
1033114
Ah! Well, I've used it with 30 and 50 watt VHF and UHF TX. When I bought it, a fellow ham warned me about some of them being quite noisy, but I have had no issues at all. For its size and price, it does a great job!de WJ8I
1844568
Mine might be a generation older than this one, I purchased it in June 2011, but my range is quite expansive inside and out of my house. My home is about 3500sq ft and 4 total floors and I never lose signal even when going outside. I did go next door to out neighbors house once, and it was spotty, but did still work some. I never even really pop up the antenna and never have problems.
567367
only if you use alternate software. look up sdrsharp. i have picked up transmissions from 28 mhz up to 800 mhz but this will work well outside that range i just don't have the antennas to pick up the lower frequiencies. hope this helps
1141953
I have the TYT TH-9000D VHF for 222 MHz, but be careful, the VHF model also covers for 2 meters ( 144 MHz ). And there is another model for the UFH that covers 440 mhz. When you order your radio, be specific with VHV for 222 MHz and check the box or dot to select what you want. By the way, I am not happy with this 222 MHz radio, it has a noisy receiver, it cuts off from tx to rx, and the power is not 55 watts. Its power is more around 47-48 watts. I am thinking about buying an Alinco, a radio I should have bought in the first place.
1564688
I don't know-- mine never showed over 97.4 and I haven't used it anymore. Good luck.
1846813
I could not get the 2nd transmitter to work, however, it was near the lake so my dog could swim out further, it could have been that the receiver under the water blocks signal, however, she is able to swim out about 20 with the one in the house. The first model I got, was Spanish, had to send back, I still have the 2nd one, never sent back, just keeping as back up. I would hope you have more success than I .. I would love to see a transmitter that would give more than 180 radius.
1329218
Hello,I installed mine over a year ago and it works amazing up here in the mountains even with a steel building. I have 5 bars on my phone through out my 7,000 sq ft structure. As I remember I had to call Wilson and ask which antenna would be best for my system. I purchased whatever they told me to get...and it works awesome. If you are wondering...definitely call Wilson for your particular installation and location.
304339
On a watt meter UHF output is just about exactly 4 watts on the high setting. I ended up going with a Diamond SRH805S stubby since I wanted this HT for UHF use anyway and I can say that the combo, even for a stubby and only 4 watts, is impressive as far as true distance is concerned. The stock antenna is not going to impress you for UHF IMO.Ron, W2ZXL
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.
1715652
You bet it works for that! I'm 40+ miles away from the DTV transmitter sites. Have a CM4228 antenna in the attic. Been using an EDA-2100 to boost the signals. Works great! In fact, I just cascaded a second amp to improve our Fox TV affiliate signal just a bit. So I have two of these amps essentially on series. No overload, and they work great in this configuration.