I am looking for a radio that is compatible with korean frequencies specifically 98.5mhz will this radio fit that
1589211
Frequencies may be set manually by number.....setting 98.5 is done just like setting 99.0 or 91.4......push buttons.......
1589212
This radio is capable of picking up 9.85 Mhz. on shortwave. If Korea broacatsts on that freq, then yes it has the capability depending on your location etc. 98.5 Mhz would be an FM frequency, and it does have the FM band, but it is not an inernational shortwave band.
2022570
I do not know if it will fit but you do not want to by this radio. It is the cheapest thing I have ever seen. It is not users friendly at all an I had to keep resetting it because it would freeze up and when you reset it you have to 're program the radio. I took this thing out the same day I put it in. Worst radio out there. Do not buy it.
267533
You must know the transmitting frequency of your radio. If it falls within beofang frequency parameters you should be able to use them
1914021
No, this is not true..I have used the Samsung unit for a few days now (Christmas gift) and do get FM reception in stereo (I am in London, England). However I do find the overall fm reception to be poor and much worse then my three year old Creative Zen mp3 player.
25321
Yes it will work. I changed my galaxy s5 &my XM radio at the same time. Hope this helps you. Good luck.
1141951
Yes, this is the 222MHz version. I have one and it is a very good radio. I have used it for several months. TYT makes three versions: 2 meters, 222 MHz, and 70 cm.
460882
That's a good question. Unfortunately, in a word, the answer is no. Commercial FM broadcasting in the U.S. is on frequencies from 90MHz to 108MHz. Yaesu's FT-60 is an entry level transceiver and is built to a price. Although robust, it is limited in features. Yaesu has chosen to not include those frequencies in the FT-60, which receives FM frequencies beginning at 108MHz. This is because they want you to spend more money to get more features. If you want more coverage, you've got to move up to the Yaesu VX-3r, which costs more. Bottom line is if you want more features, you pay more.
1022564
The frequency codes are preset in the radio. Look in the manual and it will guide you to what you need to do for codes> Look on pages 24-25
737160
The best way to find out is to carefully unscrew the current antenna on your radio. If it has an extended tab on the end, with a hole in the center of the tab, then the stainless steel replacement will indeed work.
825389
Yes it can fit but there a problem the radio sucks I paid 349$ dollars and is no good and I can't returned because the company is in china
1301053
I don't think so. I can't! Maybe some people can change the freq's so it will pick up shortwave but, I don't think so.I've been in radio since 1957 and I can't do it. I've got a good shortwave and I think the two should stay the way both are made. This Baofeng is only $30 something bucks and it will do a lot of things but, the freq is different from shortwave freq's.
1574729
I think in India you are 50 htz. I would do more research and maybe even contact Samsung. You can find them on the internet. That is extremely important and if the frequency's do not match you could lose a nice Television
721924
it should work , as long as you have Bluetooth on your phone , Bluetooth in south Korean phone and american phone and any other phone made to be used in any other part of the world , are same
444360
Unfortunately I don't know. My radio stopped working several years ago. I get it on my phone now.
627807
Yes 2G 900 freq band. Yes supports Chinese language using Chinese IME key pad function per user manual for UI and messages. You may need to get one made for the Chinese market from Hong Kong or Taipeh (ROC).
1350146
yes, if will work because it uses two different radio frequencies, with A and B buttons. I did check them and they are different, so sounds like it will be perfect for you.
602103
There is none this is a cheep radio that can pick up local stations only. I would consider a grundig or sangean if you want good reception