Also you might want to look for a switch or setting marked DX, if this is turned off then weaker or more distant stations will be filtered out.
No, there are applications from many radio stations from all over the nation, as well as from foreign nations. Just download them from the store and listen.
There is only one Sony camcorder available on Radio Shack's website at this time and it is not an HD camcorder. I would check with your local Radio Shack to see what options they have.
Only the newest iPod Nano I think does. But I know there are apps for iPod Touch and iPhone that connect to radio but they require WiFi or cellular connection
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Yes, if you break a bone, you will receive medical treatment at a local clinic. The only reason this wouldn't be the case, is if you chose to seek help elsewhere.
You do not need authorization to receive VHF, only to transmit. Most scanners can be programmed at home. 2-way radios usually require specialized equipment to program. So a radio expert should be contacted.
No, the cb radio only works on the citizens band, aircraft use licensed private frequencies or faa regulated ones.
Absolutely. Computing is highly integrated into radio frequency (RF) type communications. Examples of RF integration include Bluetooth, WiFi, and RF peripherals such as the mouse and keyboard.
Depends where you are, if your in Amearica they are on quiet a few stations but if your in the UK its usually only radio 1 and a few local stations
Altough there is no radio application on the iPhone, you can download it. with the "App Store" program in the iPhone, you can download an app that gives you the opportunity for listening to radio.
They are not always different. If the communication is between two radios directly, only one frequency is used. This is called simplex operation. It works fine because only one radio is transmitting at a time. When two radios communicate through a repeater to increase the distance, the repeater must simultaneously receive from one radio while retransmitting the signal to the other radio. A single frequency would not work because the repeater would only hear its own output. So, two frequencies are used. This is called duplex operation. The above information is partially incorrect. Simplex and duplex do not refer to how many frequencies are used. They refer to the way traffic (data and voice) are sent and received. The reason for different receive and transmit frequencies is for retransmitting (like stated above) and for satellite communications. Satellites receive on one frequency, then modify, amplify, and retransmit the signal on a different frequency to prevent bleedover.
Yes, but only for the radio station(If there is one at your local biztown, at mine there is)