I want to listen in on freg area of 506._ _ _ _. I have to be able to go in steps of 5 as the numbers go up in increments of 5. Will this work?
1759829
FT7900 RX 108-520 MHZ continuous plus 700-999.99 MHz and can do steps of 5/10/12.5/15/20/25/or 100KHz so the answer is yes to your question
1759830
Yes you can go up in steps of 5 with this radio. Go in the menu and change it to increments of 5 if it isn't already set that way from the factory. Nice Radio !
1759831
I thank you can get there with control knob. I monitor on local PD all the time. On Tha fq
94423
You sure can! It sounds great you have to match the cars tuner to the number on the device, i picked 94.3 because there isnt many stations near 94' s in my area. Pick something lower near that area makes it sound better!
2160520
If you can, I sure never figured out how. The doorbell came with absolutely no instructions. I cannot even figure out how to choose just one tune. It cycles through all 36 tunes at my house.
1850719
5 kHz steps on the one I have. I think there is a different model that does 2.5.
617115
Yes, that's what I did in my house. I bought two of these, so I had two push buttons and two ringer units. I set one button to ring as "Door # 1" on each ringer unit, and set the second button to ring as "Door # 2". I did that so that if someone comes to either of my exterior doors, I get notified both upstairs and downstairs. You could actually have MORE units than two, as well. Hope that answers your question.
455680
s.w.#1 goes from 4.4-4.2 4.0 3.8-3.5-3.3 MHZ #2 5.4-5.3-5.0-4.7-4.4-4.2- MHZ #3 6.7-6.6-6.3-6.0-5.6-5.4- #4 10-9.5-8.8-7.7-7.0-6.6 #5 14-13.6-13-12-11.3-10 6 18-17.8-16-15-14- 7 21.8-21-20-19.5-18.5-17.7I hope this is of use to you and answers your question.
692669
Yes, Turn on G3 ,tune to 105.9FM, press page/time button, select a page number using up down buttons, select one of F1_F7 and hold for 2 secs and a flashing box will appear around what ever page number you chose. You can select up to seven FM stations on that page. Hope this helps
1840935
Yes, absolutely! You can have it scan a band automatically where it runs at 5hz increments, you can manually key in the frequency, or yes you can turn the knob. If you use the knob you can set it so if you turn it quickly it goes in 5hz increments and slowly in 1hz increments. You can also set it so either increment is what you get when you turn it whether you go fast or slow. There is another option, one I don't use because I don't care for it, where it scans and automatically adds any frequency with a signal to a temporary memory. You can then turn the knob to jump from each of those entries to the next. Yes, absolutely! You can have it scan a band automatically where it runs at 5hz increments, you can manually key in the frequency, or yes you can turn the knob. If you use the knob you can set it so if you turn it quickly it goes in 5hz increments and slowly in 1hz increments. You can also set it so either increment is what you get when you turn it whether you go fast or slow. There is another option, one I don't use because I don't care for it, where it scans and automatically adds any frequency with a signal to a temporary memory. You can then turn the knob to jump from each of those... » Read More Yes, absolutely! You can have it scan a band automatically where it runs at 5hz increments, you can manually key in the frequency, or yes you can turn the knob. If you use the knob you can set it so if you turn it quickly it goes in 5hz increments and slowly in 1hz increments. You can also set it so either increment is what you get when you turn it whether you go fast or slow. There is another option, one I don't use because I don't care for it, where it scans and automatically adds any frequency with a signal to a temporary memory. You can then turn the knob to jump from each of those entries to the next. « Show Less
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Check your manual. There is a setting for the tuning steps to be set. In some parts of the world the AM Broadcast band steps are 10 KHZ apart and other areas are 9 Khz. If you arein the USA it should be set for 10 Khz. There is also a filter setting that you might want to widen for better sounding AM. Does this help?
1216918
I used a different FM Transmitter, but I'm pretty sure they all have the same concept to them. Ans yes, it needs to be on a certain channel. Your radio and Transmitter have to be on the same # to the decimal.
392278
No. The smallest is .5, then it goes to 1 and then 2, and so on. There aren't any half steps in between.
1863264
Upon turn on, there is a brief spike of current draw at 2.1Amps. Idle is about 0.3A. And most of my listening experience stays under 0.6A at moderate levels. However, I am sure that if you push this thing to its limits, it will exponentially increase. The highest draw I have pulled was 2.5amps, but this is due to apartment living and I am very limited to what levels I can achieve. It was very loud though!
1568297
HC and everyone else answered your question perfectly. I have mine set up just the was he does with 5.1. I like the fact that I can go up to 7.1 and even 7.2 as he also stated. In addition, I have my zone 2 speakers (analog) running up stairs so I can take full advantage of listening to Internet radio while others can watch tv downstairs using the zone 1 5.1 set-up. Once you cut both zones on at the same time, I switch it to the internet radio and can hear all my speakers throughout the house.
1634437
You can move it forward or back to a limit. I don't remember the numbers but Here is the manual: http://www.equalizerhitch.com/Equal-i-zer%20Support/installinstructions.php
2003671
I am so sorry. I have been reading one thing and thinking another. The integration we are currently working on is live365 not last.fm. www.live365.com Sorry for the mistake. Greg
1155124
Mine works fine for digital channels. You just use the "dash" to represent the decimal point. So "5.1" would be keyed in as "5-1".
1634435
You can move it forward or back to a limit. I don't remember the numbers butHere is the manual: http://www.equalizerhitch.com/Equal-i-zer%20Support/installinstructions.php