Gre Psr 295 Software Downloads

Scanners and Receivers - Coastal Communications UK 19 Cambridge Road Clacton~on~Sea Essex CO15 3QJ ( 01255 474 292 For price & availability, please email: Use these links to navigate site For price & availability, please email: For price & availability, please email: Coastal Communications Scanners & Receivers For price & availability, please email: Listen To The World Of Communications. Please note that at present there are no scanners or receivers in the UK that are capable of decoding digital police transmissions (T etra). If & when these become available we will publish details here. Freq: 25-512Mhz - 806 - 1300 MHz Memories: 2500 Dynamic channels 10 Programmable search banks 3 Selectable Band plans Air band search - pre programmed Close Call™ RF Capture facility Close Call - do not disturb function Quick Keys Frequency Steps: 5/6.25/7.5/10/12.5/15/20/15/50/100Khz and 8.33 kHz for Air band. CTCSS and DCS Squelch Lockout Function Alarm function Repeater function Automatic Channel Steps Scan delay Function Custom Screen Quick Recall Alpha-numeric Tags Data Skip Auto Store Batteries save function Cloning Function SMA-Antenna Channel Hold Function AGC-Function Display Contrast Control Size: 61w x 31d x 131h mm The scanner is supplied with: wrist strap, AC adaptor, batteries, belt clip, BNC/SMA adaptor, owners manual. We can programme this radio with your choice of frequencies free of charge. Drop us a line with your requirements at time of order.

AIS (Automatic Identification System) is a shipboard broadcast system using GMSK. It operates in the VHF maritime band. With the right software, you can plot the positions of ships received on a map. On this page, you'll find more information how to decode and monitor AIS signals. Nautical map.

GRE Model PSR-255 PSR-282 PSR-295 MAYCOM FR-100 Hand Held or Base Unit HAND HELD HAND HELD HAND HELD HAND HELD Channels 50 200 1,000 150 Frequency Range • 26-54 • 68-88 • 137-174 • 380-512 • 68-88 • 118-137 • 137-174 • 380-512 • 25 - 88 • 118 - 136.99 • 137 - 174 • 216 - 225 • 225.0125 - 512 • 806 - 960 • 1240 -1300 • 66-174 • 420-470 Receiving Mode NFM AM / NFM AM / FM AM / NFM / WFM Scanning Speed 25Ch/Sec 25Ch/Sec 60Ch/Sec - Frequency Steps 5 / 12.5kHz 8.33kHz (airband) 5, 10,12. & 8.33 kHz (airband) 5 / 8.33 / 10 / 12.5 / 20 / 25 / 50 / 100 / 200kHz Power Supply 6 x AA or 9V DC 4 x AA or 9V DC 4 x AA or 9V DC 4.8V NiCad pack or 12V DC Dimensions W x H x D 63 x 161 x 43mm 63 x 145 x 40mm 62 x 157 x 41mm 58 x 103 x 27mm Weight 0.27kg 0.25kg 0.240kg 0.32kg PSR-214 FR 100 YAESU VR-120D. Weight: 195 g (including antenna/battery) For price & availability, please email: TTI TSC-100R HAND-HELD SCANNER RECEIVER FOR AIRBAND, VHF LOW BAND, WFM/AM/FM Brand new entry level scanner receiver from TTI designed to appeal to the air band enthusiasts and other HAM radio hobbyists. Focused on Air band, VHF band, VHF Low Band (66-88MHz) and WFM Broadcat band, this scanning receiver prides itself with exceptionally high receive sensitivity combined with clear and crisp audio. Simplified user friendly functions, along with clear and easy to follow instructions are going to make this receiver a hit with novice scanner enthusiasts. This unit like other similar entry level models is supplied as unit only with antenna but also includes an SMA to BNC adaptor to allow for alternative antenna connection. Although this unit operates with rechargeable or alkaline batteries, we suggest using with alkaline batteries for longer battery life.

Please note batteries are not included, they are an optional extra. There will be an alternative model which includes Blue-tooth facility due out in the future.

Functions • 200 Memories • 10 Banks (Variable Memory) • Multiple Frequency Steps • Dual Watch • Squelch Level Adjustment • Keypad Lock • Beep Tone • LCD Backlighting • Automatic Power Save • Scan and Search • External Earphone Jack • AM and FM Reception • Band Selection Specifications: • 66-88MHz, 88-108MHz, 108-136MHz, 136-174MHz. • Steps: 5 / 6.25 / 8.33 / 10 / 12.5 / 25 / 50 / 100 / 500KHz • 200 Channel Memories • 9v DC for charging Ni-MH batteries only • Weight with 4 x AAA Batteries: 120g (please note batteries not supplied with unit) • Antenna Impedance: 50 ohms • Dimensions: 56 (W) x 99.5 (H) x 30 (D) mm (without antenna) For price & availability, please email: Alinco DJ-X7E Catch the action on many interesting bands, or just enjoy your favourite music and news on radio or TV with a receiver that fits in your shirt pocket! Luxor Amun Rising Hd Serial Digital Interface. When you hear the amazing audio quality you might think you are listening to a high quality desktop scanning receiver. But the DJ-X7 gives you all those capabilities in a size and weight that makes it easy to take almost anywhere.

Leading the way in miniature electronics technology with its revolutionary 'credit card' size transceivers and multi mode scanning receivers, Alinco sets a new standard for excellence with the DJ-X7E. Features: Frequency range 0.1 - 1300Mhz Continuous Coverage, Modes triple conversion AM/FM double conversion WFM, mode selectable regardless of the frequency range, 1000 Memory Channels, easy to program with free downloadable software (optional cable required), Five operating modes, Preset, Programmed, Memory, VFO, and Tone Scan, Lithium Ion Battery pack, Three different antenna modes-earphone antenna, internal bar antenna, and external SMA antenna, an optional external base antenna can also be used. 39 tone squelch. Attenuator (approx20db), Auto Power Off, Key Touch Beep (selectable), Battery Save, Priority Receive, Monitor/Mute, Memory Save, Cable Clone, KeyLock, Pager Function Alert, Standard Adaptor charges the Lithium Ion Battery, and operates with AC power ( listen while charging ), Illuminated LCD, Analogue inversion scrambler decoder, (E Version).

Supplied with: Instruction manual, Li-Ion Battery Pack, Mains Adapter, SMA Whip Antenna, Antenna Cap, Curl-Cable Earphone. Optional Accessories: Soft Case, Straight Cable Earphone, 12VDC Cable, PC Interface Cable. • Receiver range: 0.100 - 1299.995MHz continuous (USA T-version cellular-band blocked 824.000-849.995MHz, 869.000-894.995MHz) • Mode: A3E (AM) / F3E (FM, WFM) • Antenna Impedance: 50 ohms unbalanced / SMA-port • Operating battery voltage: DC3.7V (external DC port DC3.7V-6.0V) • Current consumption: Approx. 90mA average/Approx. 65mA stand-by/Approx 22mA battery-save on • Frequency stability: -7 to +3ppm at -10c to +60c • Dimension without projection: 58(W) x 96(H) x 14.5 UK p&p £14 mm • Weight:103g antenna/battery inclusive • Receiver: Triple-conv. Super-heterodyne (NFM, AM) / Double-conv.

Super-heterodyne (WFM) 1st IF: 243.95MHz 2nd IF: 39.15MHz (NFM, AM) 10.70MHz (WFM) 3rd IF: 450KHz (NFM, AM) • Sensitivity: Typical values in the bands, not the minimum guaranteed values FM / 30 to 470MHz: 12dBu (0.25uV), 470MHz or higher 6dBu (0.5uV) 12dBSINAD WFM / 76-470MHz: 2dBu (0.8uV), 470MHz or higher 9dBu (2.8uV) 12dBSINAD AM / 0.1-50MHz: 0dBu (1.0uV), 50MHz 8dBu (0.4uV) 10dBS/N • Selectivity: 6dB 12kHz or more, 60dB 35kHz or less (NFM, AM), 6dB 130kHz or more, 60dB 300kHz or more (WFM) • Audio Output power: Max 100mW or more (8ohms) • Typical operating time: Approx. 19 hours with EBP58N (RX 1: Stand-by 4 BS-on) AM/FM and TV audio bands have been pre-set to make it easy to enjoy the DJ-X7E right from the start. For price & availability, please email: IC-R1500 Communications Receiver Face off kit to facilitate mobile use 0.01 ~ 3299.999 MHz The IC-R1500 covers 0.01 ~ 3299.999MHz in AM, FM & WFM modes (0.495-1300MHz only in SSB and CW modes). 1Hz fine tuning resolution is available in all bands. When connected to a PC, all functions can be controlled by the click of a mouse or from keyboard input.

• • Frequency coverage: 0.010–3299.999MHz* • Guaranteed range 0.495–3000.000MHz • • Mode: AM, FM, WFM, USB*, LSB*, CW* • * 0.01–1300MHz only. • • Usable temperature range: • With controller 0°C to +60°C; +32°F to +140°F • Without controller –10°C to +60°C; +14°F to +140°F • • Frequency stability: Less than ±3ppm on the basis of • 25°C (–10°C to +60°C) • • Tuning steps: 1Hz (minimum) • • Power supply: 12.0V DC ±15% • • Current drain (12.0V DC, IC-PCR1500): • Max.

Audio: 0.85A typ. • Stand-by: 0.7A typ.

RX: 25 ~ 1300MHz TX: 6m, 2m, 70cm, 32cm & 23cm band Power: 200 Watts Impedance: 50 Ohms For price & availability, please email: Please Be Aware That It May Be An Offence In Certain Countries To Monitor Some Frequencies. Contact your local radio communications agency or dealer for information.

Prices and specifications are correct at date of publication but subject to availability or change without notice. Photos for illustrative purposes only - actual items may differ from photo. © 2013 Coastal Communications UK - All rights reserved - Webmaster M0GWE.

You need to put the scanner into “manual” mode and go to each locked out channel. Press the “L/out” button on each of these channels to unlock them. Nornmally this is done to bypass certain channels when scanning so that you can concentrate on others.

Go to page 29 and 30 of the manual To clear all locked out frequencies in a search bank: 1: press SEARCH 2: Select the search bank that you want to clear all locked out frequencies 3: Fress FUNC and then L/OUT (Lock List Appears) 4:Press FUNC then 6.. To clear entire list press 1 Happy days, lonely hearts! I'm having a problem myself with my GRE PSR-295. I think it may need to be re-set (I don't know how you revert everything to factory/default settings and clear the memory) as most of the channels scanned, some of them I can barely hear.

I can only assume that the receiving frequency that I try to lock onto is off-set by the transmitting frequency of ham stations that would need some alignment on the receiving end. I also am unsure if it could be an aerial problem and what might be done to replace it. Its a shame about this problem, as I do monitor as an SWL for special purposes (e.g. For filming motor races working on a PMR446 net, special event recording, etc.) The only channel I've been able to fully-lock onto is the MSA (Motor Sports Association's) dedicated channel at race tracks. For some reason that frequency just about works, but at the same time, most of the comms are within a mile line-of-sight. Gta San Andreas Zombie Attack Mod Download. The rest of the time, I can only just hear other frequencies, even coming from my PMR446 walkie-talkies, once again because it seems to not match exactly the transmitting frequency it says on the dial (even taking it in steps doesn't seem to work - would be nice to have a fine-tune mechanism to get the exact lock-on whatever I'm monitoring at the time.