What is the MHx frequency of this remote transmitter?
756326
I do not know. The Linear opener I linked to had an automatic linking system that accepted the opener.
1141952
A lot of conflicting information but I think you will end up with 222mhz version. Mine didn't work, so I sent it back.
1385850
There should be a set of dip switches on the receiver and inside the battery door of remote they must match . By turning on and off different ones of these switches changes the frequencies . Hope this helps
707874
I don't understand the question. What is 'mgh.'? The receiver and transmitter plug in to 110 volt outlets. The frequency of your remote is duplicated by the transmitter and sent to the receiver which then sends that same frequency signal line of sight to the unit being controlled. More questions, you might calljumbl at 1-866-849-3049.
1261115
I can't tell you for sure. The remote you are asking about operates on 433Mhz while the one for the AC1400 operates on 433.92Mhz. I have not been able to find what frequency the AC1400 is compatible with. Both remotes are the same price.
284621
I have used a dual band radio and transmitted between 144-146 MHz (2 meter band) and 430-440 MHz (70 centimeter band). I hit the repeaters without any problems and with full quieting. I have it on a Baofeng UV-5RE Plus and it works quit well. Hopefully this answers your questions.Fred
1073895
Hi Connie. That's not going to happenBaofengs only put out about 4 1/2 wattsThe only way your going to talk to your friends is thru a repeater. Simplex is onlyGood for about 5 to 6 miles. Hope this helped you. I have four of them and been a ham for 27 yrsHave fun
280406
I have no idea. I went to the Stanley web site and typed in the model number from my old transmitter. Once I got the new model number I went to Amazon and ordered two.
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.
379291
Hello Emma,Sorry I can't help you much here. I am not familiar with either system. I know for a fact that you cannot reprogram the device to operate on a different frequency. Go to a local store and try the remote and see if your system recognize it. Good luck!
2086353
This transmitter uses the CZERF CZH-05B board. Google "CZH-05B manual" and you'll have your answer.
1550576
You have to look inside the main unit and determine what the frequency is set on- 7k or 10k. I assume your on 7k . There's a way to switch it from 7 to 10
568867
If by set you mean 1 remote wall unit and 1 transmitter for that unit than the frequency should not matter. Are you sure your remote unit is broken. Good luck Dorothy. Jerry
750109
The TYT9000 will transmit anywhere between 136-174 MHz. There is a transmit-disable function in the menus to prevent such unlicensed operations. Mine is set up to hear the local emergency services but not transmit on them. Also the weather channels, same way. If I were to be illegal, I could leave transmit enabled on the MURS & Marine channels. If I wanted to be illegal about it. Nils Young W8IJN
1863832
I believe there is no way to change the RF frequency so that each remote operates on a different frequency. Here are two things to try:1 Adjust the antenna on the powerblaster or maybe even remove it so it only operates in limited distance. Call Universal and ask for tech support 914 835-4484.
1266513
It should work just fine. The H simply stands for "Handheld" as far as I know. You will need to manually set the transmitter and receiver frequencies to match, but once you do that... Have Fun!
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.