What to do if my Uniden MHS450 won’t transmit?
If your Uniden Two-Way Radio won’t transmit, ensure you are not in weather or scan mode. Verify you are not trying to transmit on a receive-only channel and that you're using the correct power level for the channel. Also, make sure that each transmission is less than 5 minutes.
Why am I not getting hazard alerts on my Uniden Two-Way Radio?
If you are not getting any hazard alerts on your Uniden Two-Way Radio, first ensure that the Weather Alert Watch is turned on. Secondly, verify that the FIPS codes programmed into your radio include your current location.
Why is my Uniden MHS450 getting all hazard alerts?
If you are getting all hazard alerts, not just the ones for your area on your Uniden Two-Way Radio, check that the FIPS codes in your radio were entered correctly. The Weather Alert Watch may catch a hazard alert in the middle of the broadcast and miss which FIPS codes are affected, triggering the alert tone and switching to the weather channel.
How to stop noise from Uniden MHS450 Two-Way Radio speaker?
If noise is constantly coming from the speaker of your Uniden Two-Way Radio, the squelch level is probably too low. Adjust the squelch level to resolve this issue.
How to adjust display on Uniden MHS450 Two-Way Radio?
If you can't read the display on your Uniden Two-Way Radio, try adjusting the contrast level to make it more visible.
Why can't anyone hear me on my Uniden MHS450?
If you can transmit with your Uniden Two-Way Radio, but no one can hear you, check your UIC channel settings.
What to do if I can’t hear anything from my Uniden Two-Way Radio speaker?
If you can’t hear anything from the speaker of your Uniden Two-Way Radio, the squelch level is probably too high. Adjust the squelch level accordingly.
Why is the display flashing on my Uniden Two-Way Radio?
If the display on your Uniden Two-Way Radio flashes, the radio may be in a watch mode or scan mode. Try turning off scanning, Weather Alert Watch, or Triple/Dual Watch.
General| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| NOAA Weather Channels | Yes |
| Type | Handheld |
| Channels | All USA, International and Canadian marine channels |
| Power Output | 5W / 1W |
| Battery Life | 12 hours (approx.) |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable Lithium-Ion |
Scans all stored channels sequentially from lowest to highest.
Monitors the current channel and channel 16.
Monitors the current channel, channel 9, and channel 16.
Integrates weather channels into scanning sequences.
Identifies and explains the physical buttons, knobs, and connectors.
Details the icons, indicators, and information shown on the device screen.
Details on Lithium Ion and Alkaline battery packs and their installation.
Features like AutoSave and battery level display explained.
Guides for mounting the charging cradle on a counter top or wall.
Instructions for attaching the belt clip to the radio.
Initial power-on, volume adjustment, and channel selection.
How to transmit and manage power levels for effective communication.
Accessing and modifying various radio settings via the menu system.
Setting country channels and configuring Dual/Triple Watch modes.
Customizing screen contrast, backlight, and key beep sounds.
Tuning into NOAA weather broadcasts and understanding alerts.
Setting up FIPS codes for localized weather warnings.
Guides to resolve operational problems and errors with the radio.
Detailed technical specs and recommended maintenance procedures.
Detailed list of USA channel numbers, frequencies, status, and names.
Detailed list of Canadian channel numbers, frequencies, status, and names.
Detailed list of international channel numbers, frequencies, status, and names.
To Next Page
