Is BCD 396 XT DIGITAL & 800 mhz
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Yes, it is digital and 800 mHZ and it receives very well. I recommend the FREE software called "FREESCAN" to program it as this will make program the scanner very easy. Also, it comes with a serial cable but I purchased a serial-USB adapter that allows it to connect via USB. It's cheaper than buying a new USB cable.
1721924
I don't know. I bought mine months ago and still have not been able to program for Chicago Fire Dept. and other emergency units. (Police etc.) I am a retired C.F.D. Firefighter and am going nuts not being able to monitor my guys. I plan on going to the C.F.D. Radio shops and have them program my handheld. Upon visiting fire houses I noticed that that City donated base units of the same type. All I have been able to listen to is State Polce dispatch of numerous states. The radio comes already programmed that way. Problem is the unit is complicated and I am not. Sorry!
2180067
THe EA2700 uses the Broadcom BCM47186B0. More info here : http://www.techinfodepot.info/wiki/Linksys_EA2700
916871
My radio was delivered 9/9/13. Checked unit & says BF297. Only way to check if for firmware versions newer than 297 is with chirp software. Checked with chirp and is actually BF307
2091487
Sorry it took so long but had to ask someone else as this was a gift.. It is 27.145 mhz
747068
If you're referring to the display and input yes. Frequencies bandwidth should be listed in the specifications. Feel free to call me if you still have questions. Buz Jacobson417.833.9598
1174037
It's using RF at 2.4 GHz. BTW, it's not obsolete because it's not bluetooth. It's meant to be used for a home entertainment system (not for a cell phone). If you need an airplane, don't give a bad review to a car because it can't fly!
287390
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.
1894969
it has both a digital and an analog tuner. You should have no problems providing the channels are in the clear. IE - not scrambled. I have two of these units (500G, 1T) and they work famously w/ Time-Warner. Only wish they would accept cable cards.
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The BF-888S only works in UHF mode. The 400-470 MHz range. The UV-5REs work in UHF and VHF. My local cop channel is in the 155 MHz range, so the BF-888Ss wouldn't be able to pick up most of the transmissions that city, county, and state agencies use.
800223
Same issue here. Looking for the 433 Mhz transmitter, but color suggests it's 418 Mhz.
590407
The information on the box that contained a handset states...DECT6.0 digital technology...Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications DECT is anew frequency band that transmits your voice across multiple channels. My response to the question is NO, it appears to be a digital system.
746400
Buy all A freqs as there are plenty of addresses within the band. Only thing I might recommend is going up to the 865 cartridge
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It sure does. Receives & transmit with no problem. Sounds good both ways. I have two BF 888s and a UV-B6. Plan to get one for my UV-B6 It is for the frequencies of 888s
200326
No. There are still a few radios around that have the old TV band (like the original CCrane "CC" model) but I don't know of any that get the current digital TV signals (this one doesn't get the old bandwidth either, just AM/FM and the SWs it advertises).
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I don't believe so, if I understand the question correctly. It only operates on a 2.4 GHz frequency. Following is a link to the product page on the Zyxel website so you can confirm. http://www.zyxel.com/us/en/products_services/pk5001z.shtml?t=p
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Hello, Yes! there is an internal 100hz Xover in the cab, Hope that helps, 8thstreet Music
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Look at the paperwork on each device and find the frequency/channel chart. If they match exactly you may use them together,assuming that the transmitting carrier frequencies match. Ie: 5ghz or 500mhz - these are only examples.