output frequency of this product
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These transformers only convert the Voltage. Frequency remains the same as the input frequency. Usually not a problem. See other answers regarding equipent people use with it.
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US 60hz... wait maybe not. I will have to go home and check it out. I'll get back to you.
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OUTPUT: 220 volts to 240 volts -- 50hz to 60 hz I just read this off the back of my unit.
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The LiteFuze is treating me well. I work mostly in South Korea and the USA, so I keep it near and dear.
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EK's answer is very close to correct. The -3dB rolloff point is 100kHz. Frequencies lower than this are possible to receive, but sensitivity will become lower as the frequency gets lower.
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Hi, the output is about 9K. We just corrected in description.Thanks,musiclily
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Hi Carolyn. Simply press the MODE key followed by the number "2" to go into Statistics mode and then usually "1" for single data sets. The frequency column is off by default. To turn on the frequency column, you need to press SHIFT then MODE, followed by the DOWN arrow on the big blue navigation key, select option 3 (STAT) and then option 1 to turn the frequency column on. To turn the frequency column off, follow the same instructions to turn it ON, but select option 2 (Frequency OFF). Alternatively, pressing SHIFT, 9 (CLR), 3 (ALL), = (YES) then AC, resets your calculator back to normal (MATHS mode). It clears everything when you do this! I hope this makes you happy :) Regards, David. Hi Carolyn. Simply press the MODE key followed by the number "2" to go into Statistics mode and then usually "1" for single data sets. The frequency column is off by default. To turn on the frequency column, you need to press SHIFT then MODE, followed by the DOWN arrow on the big blue navigation key, select option 3 (STAT) and then option 1 to turn the frequency column on. To turn the frequency column off, follow the same instructions to turn it ON, but select option 2 (Frequency OFF). Alternatively, pressing SHIFT, 9 (CLR), 3 (ALL), = (YES) then AC, resets your... » Read More Hi Carolyn. Simply press the MODE key followed by the number "2" to go into Statistics mode and then usually "1" for single data sets. The frequency column is off by default. To turn on the frequency column, you need to press SHIFT then MODE, followed by the DOWN arrow on the big blue navigation key, select option 3 (STAT) and then option 1 to turn the frequency column on. To turn the frequency column off, follow the same instructions to turn it ON, but select option 2 (Frequency OFF). Alternatively, pressing SHIFT, 9 (CLR), 3 (ALL), = (YES) then AC, resets your calculator back to normal (MATHS mode). It clears everything when you do this! I hope this makes you happy :) Regards, David. « Show Less
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It displays the input frequency graph in real time. So if there is a very high note, at a high output level, you will see that on the graph. Likewise for the rest of the spectrum. It looks similar to what you might see using audio programs like foobar, and such, on your PC. Basically a spectral display of what the input audio is, in relation to frequency vs. total quantity per frequency range. It appears to be based on the input purely, like most EQ's, so it's more of a pretty picture than something you would use purely for tuning your soundstage. For that, a proper SPL meter, and tone CD designed for setting up an EQ, is necessary. The old fashioned way still works the best. EQ's like this use it for more of a light show, and fancy looking effect, though it could be useful if you don't have the mentioned tools, and want to tweak your sound by ear. I could post a short video of it in action, but downloading a free copy of foobar, and looking at the EQ option, would give you a similar idea of what to expect. It basically just shows the input frequency amplitude based on the HZ, or kHZ range.
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There is a tolerance in its output. I do not remember what it is but the instructions that came with the unit and its maker can give you the specifics.
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Hello, no problem, this device has two button for change frequency from 87.5 to 108.0 MHz. only you have to find a "no used" frequency. its so easy!
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The only way to confirm the frequency is to contact the seller directly. Do not go by the listing; Amazon listings seem to be generic and the sellers are subject to change. Meaning one seller may have the 2.4gig and the next seller have the 315mhz but the listing is the same, so it depends on when and who you buy from.
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No. That is an entirely separate frequency. Check out cell boosters from Wilson electronics. They make what you would need.
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You will need the correct frequencies which can be found on the net at http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Marine or several other sites
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You simply press a button that toggles between 1kHz and 440Hz - easy as cake. I've only ever used it to test from the XLR output, but when I get a chance later today I'll test it out. Edit: The test tone does indeed generate from all outputs!
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I've looked at the unit itself. No frequency listing is published anywhere on it. Could be 900 Mhz, could be 2.4 Ghz, no way to know.
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Not easily. There are at least four different frequencies used. You would have to get four of the same frequency. This is not practical as they are not marked as to frequency used.
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Hi,If people buy 2 (two) at the same time we always give in two different frequencies 27.145 Mhz and 49.860 Mhz.and this boat only have one colour (white).Thank you & Regards,LSD Gifts
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wow, I am not 100% sure if they use the same frequency, as I only have the one. sorry
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Frequency range 11 Hz - 29.5 Khz, Impeadance 32 ohms. Check out AKG's link: http://us.akg.com/product-detail-2821/q460wht.html
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I'm not sure I understand what you are asking. It's powered by a USB cable from your PC and it will display 60Hz, which is within it's range of 0-250kHz. Perhaps you would be well served by checking out some of the videos on YouTube.