does the radio stations do only odd numbers like the original (ie 100.3, 100.5) or does it do even as well
1129402
You can tune to any frequency directly. FYI, the GPS map card is not included when purchased from Amazon. I had to contact Ottonavi in CA and purchase one for $25 including shipping.
1615171
I do not know, have never used AU. On am/fm the tuning dial is very sensitive, and can be difficult to find a particular station, and in some locations turning your head one way or the other can alter how well the station is received. Other than that, I like it very well. It was a good buy.
1603186
FM 88.1 on the low end, I believe it is 107.9 on the high end. I flip back and forth between 88.1 and 88.3 depending on where I'm driving. One of the two almost always get a good, clear signal. I've been impressed for the price.
1106567
not really, however that is a problem with digital tuners, the same thing can happen with fm, you are most likely at the fringe point of that 1100 station. Good luck.
2156022
I'mSorry I can't answer your question........ I have never used this feature on the radio.
1107915
Yes!! For example I listen to 94.5, 94.5 Hd2 & 94.5Hd3 most of the time and HD is great!!!!!
1022564
The frequency codes are preset in the radio. Look in the manual and it will guide you to what you need to do for codes> Look on pages 24-25
2122249
Ours sets time randomly. It also sets the decade randomly as well. It also ignores some warnings, so I cannot in way recommend this radio.
110030
Yes it does. I just bought this and I am very surprised in the extras. I've paid over 500$ for similar radios
1688202
Yes it does you would have to tune it to a blank station and it works very well.
1271199
No it does not. I was disappointed. Absolutely great radio though. Too notch performance.
770071
Yes it does, but as you know, Hams do not transmit on set and regularly spaced frequencies, so it is trickier to tune in a ham station than a regular broadcast station. The Tecsun PL-660 can only tune as fine as one kilohertz per step and the ham station will more than likely be on some fraction of a kilohertz - that is why there is a "-SSB BFO+" rotary control to tune to the fraction of a Kilohertz. As a side note - an expensive ham radio receiver will normally tune to .01 kilohertz and can usually be set to tune to .001 kilohertz.
1779594
Not that I can tell. But I wouldn't recommend it anyway. The radio is hard to tune and sound quality is poor. I can't stand to listen to anything on it.
889639
Yes. But, unless your car radio can dial down below 88.1 (87.9 is the universally un-used radio station) and most newer radios can't, then this isn't worth the effort because you'll constantly have to reprogram it as you drive through different parts of town.
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.
738510
Yes, It has a read out which shows the radio station frequency; however, it does not pull in very many stations clearly. Fortunately for me it pulls in the three stations that I like in Tampa and only one station in Daytona Beach. I use the mp3 player most of the time. The mp3 player is excellent considering the cost of the TomTop.
1486107
Channel number denotes broadcast frequency - different channel number different frequency.