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Stud	02-20-2013 06:59 AM

Most frequency-wide reciever?

Hi could anyone please tell me which radio reciever I should get if I want to be able to recieve as many frequencies as possible. Thanks!

Hoese37

02-20-2013 07:02 AM

This makes no sense.

AreCee

02-20-2013 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Hoese37 (Post 11839033)

This makes no sense.

Agreed.

Radio Shack has several scanners that would receive many signals.

Dave H

02-20-2013 03:54 PM

I have an old pre narrow band AM receiver that was always good at picking up a lot of frequencies. :lol: ;)

asc6000

02-22-2013 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Stud (Post 11839016)

Hi could anyone please tell me which radio reciever I should get if I want to be able to recieve as many frequencies as possible. Thanks!

The question is.....
Are you asking about an AM or FM or a 2.4ghz radio ?
AM 6 channels
FM 29 channels
2.4ghz I have no idea because it's all automatic
The brand is important as some conflicts exist.

Dave H

02-22-2013 09:13 PM

In the USA the RC surface frequencies that do not require an Amateur Radio (ham) license:

27MHz band has 6 channels, numbered 1 to 6: 26.995 through 27.255MHz.
75MHz band has 30 channels, numbered from 61 to 90: 75.41 through 75.99MHz.
Both the 27 and 75MHz bands can be either AM or FM.

Not sure about 2.4GHz band. Seem to remember Spektrum claiming 80 channels, but 2 are used for a model?

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