what frequency does it broadcast on?
802781
487-507 MHz. I found out the same model ATW-T210 has different freq. I needed to get a ATW-T210al to work with our other equipment.
1925142
It doesn't auto-scan. You will need to select a frequency to broadcast it on.
1570160
It has a range from 88.1 all the way up to 107.9. It's just a matter of which ones are usable, depending on the area. 105.5 works best for me in my neck of the woods.
30409
It is a UHF only FM Transceiver. I believe that it'll cover 420MHz to approximately 470 MHz.
454772
Just tune it to the "base" broadcast (non-HD) for that frequency, then hit the little up arrow on the left to scan to the next highest broadcast . If there's an HD2 for that station and it's in range, that'll do it. The HD broadcasts do tend to have less range, and for where I am on the eastern edge of the Twin Cities metro (western WI), my favorite station at 91.1 HD2 often requires some manipulation of antenna (what you have plugged into the headphone jack, often actually a line out to a stereo in my case) position to get the HD2 to come in, whereas the non-HD base broadcast comes in strong no matter how it's positioned.
1471901
No. It's pretty much frequency specific to the VHF radio spectrum. 150.000 MHz to aprox 166.000 mhz.
708669
I think the Internet is the best choice.You can listen to these programs on a PC, a smart phone or a WIFI radio. A short wave radio can only receive BBC World Service and BBC maybe doesn't broadcast programs to US by short wave now.You can search frequencies of short wave on this website www.short-wave.info.
1631372
This radio is a twin band Ham Radio ( amateur radio ) two meter and 440 band, so it can receive and transmit on these bands. If you have an amateur radio license, you can use the radio on 144.0 to 148.0 mhz,,,also from 420.0 to 450.0 mhz. I don't know the frequency of the fire dept. in your town, for sure it is not on the ham bands. Hope this helps
1296477
I heard you have to enter the frequencies with a computer app. Do not know what it is.
1502825
MRN aka Motor Racing Network. They do the play by play broadcast at the race track. This frequency has never changed over the years that I know of going to nascar races but, yes that channel frequency can be re-programed if needed.
464561
From Product details:"Supports 1080p HD. Frequency Range: VHF 86-230MHz, UHF 470-862MHz "
1948956
No It has the option of using its built in FM transmitter to broadcast to your chosen radio frequency.
1151148
I do not have that information. I advise that you contact the manufacturer for the transmitting frequency.
551547
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.
1544014
If english is broadcasted over a certain frequency you would need a FM receiver to listen to it. This is a transmitter. Using this you can transmit something on a particular frequency which others can listen by tuning their receiver to that frequency
723221
Starts at 25 MHz. and goes to 2 GHz. There is a transverter available for it by the same company. I have not used the transverter so can not speak to it, although the Yahoo groups give it good reviews.
1666826
Yes, standard US frequency tuning. 10 KHz on AM .1 MHz on FM starting at 87.5