Is it infer red controlled or radio frequenced?
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It is IR, and it will also block your other IR devices while it is in use (I can't use my TV remote when the Helo is flying, the IR signal over-powers the remote signal, I have to land it to change channels or volume, etc.)
864870
My understanding is that each has a unique frequency. However, to be certain, I would suggest calling Dogtra directly. They have excellent customer service! I lost our transmitter and they were so helpful in the purchase of a replacement.
1825858
The tuning is digital. It is much easier to use the remote than the buttons on the radio. You have to hold the radio to push the buttons hard enough to get them to work.
16395
Yes you can program it to control anything. If you want to use RF you put little ir blasters (included) on all the components. However, the 890 was of such low build quality that it broke for me after a month or two when my daughter knocked it off the coffee table.
1698703
Just tried and it looks like hd radio only but it defaults to the regular fm radio station if that makes sense?
1679436
wow, I am not 100% sure if they use the same frequency, as I only have the one. sorry
1232185
I use it with a DSL and it's red when it's my overdrive channel, off when it's clean.
1707508
Look up your city on https://www.radioreference.com/. That will tell you the freq to program into the radio. For example Clark County, Wisconsin uses a mix of P25, FMN and FM modes. I'm sure it will work once you program it using Freescan Software.
755449
Yes, and it is surprisingly sensitive. I get numerous stations in a fringe area. And it has station presets. Handy gadget.
454769
It automatically tunes to the frequency if you are in range. I've never had a problem with reception except in certain places in buildings where the signal is blocked.
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Red looks good works great. It is a little hard to program but once you get the right program online its a breeze. If using it as ham and dialing in frequency you wont have any trouble. We use it in the fire dept now. It works better than our 500.00 radios
1794213
Turn the radio off. Hold down the Band button, if display shows 103 or 114 it is enhanced model. ( Info from CCrane Co.)
2086408
The purpose of this button is UFO / MR to switch to baofeng and record or talking on the frequencies that are already recorded
1151147
I could have answered this 2 years ago when I was a Radio Tech and had access to a RF Spectrum Analyzer however, I retired and without the Spectrum Analyzer I have no idea. Sorry.
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I presume you mean that with two different frequencies showing on the display, will one be able to hear both of them if activity were on both at the same time. The short answer is NO. The radio does not have two receivers. It is no different that the UV-5R in that respect. The radio will prioritize reception to the frequency or channel that is "arrowed"...the one with the bullet in front of it. If no activity is on that frequency, then the other displayed channel will receive. In a nutshell, the radio will MONITOR both channels at the same time, but it will only RECEIVE one when both might have traffic on them at the same time. Hope that helps. I presume you mean that with two different frequencies showing on the display, will one be able to hear both of them if activity were on both at the same time. The short answer is NO. The radio does not have two receivers. It is no different that the UV-5R in that respect. The radio will prioritize reception to the frequency or channel that is "arrowed"...the one with the bullet in front of it. If no activity is on that frequency, then the other displayed channel will receive. In a nutshell, the radio will MONITOR both channels at the same time, but it will only RECEIVE one when... » Read More I presume you mean that with two different frequencies showing on the display, will one be able to hear both of them if activity were on both at the same time. The short answer is NO. The radio does not have two receivers. It is no different that the UV-5R in that respect. The radio will prioritize reception to the frequency or channel that is "arrowed"...the one with the bullet in front of it. If no activity is on that frequency, then the other displayed channel will receive. In a nutshell, the radio will MONITOR both channels at the same time, but it will only RECEIVE one when both might have traffic on them at the same time. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Not sure what frequency it broadcasts at, but it does not interfere with my wireless network.
350698
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!