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be extended and then by changing its
length and direction, the strongest
signal can be found.
Receiving SW band stations
Program reception in the SW band is
also achieved with the help of the tele
scoping antenna. For best reception,
extend the antenna fully and position
it vertically.
POSSIBLE MALFUNCTIONS AND
CARING FOR YOUR DEVICE
1. Televisions, fluorescent lamps,
desk lamps with transistors,
computers, electric motors,
etc, create strong static during
signal reception in the MW
and SW bands. Thus, it is not
recommended to operate the
radio receiver near any of the
aforementioned objects.
2. Strengthening beams inside
multi-level buildings and also the
buildings themselves can create
a screening effect and inhibit
radio signal reception. In such
cases, we recommend placing
the receiver near a window.
3. Complex (satellite) signal sources
create strong static in the FM
band. Signal reception quality
can be increased by moving
the receiver itself and adjusting
the length and position of the
antenna.
4. A soft antenna wire can also
be used. Connect one end to
the telescoping antenna and
the other to the outside of the
window. The will increase signal
reception quality in the SW and
FM bands.
5. This digital radio receiver can be
damaged by high temperatures,
humidity, vibrations, thus
resulting in interruption of signal
reception. In such cases, the
radio will need to be re1tuned.
6. Temperatures of less than 10°C
can result in leakage of the
Liquid Crystal layer, so it is not
recommended to use the radio in
temperatures less than 10°C.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
1. Frequency Bands:
FM 87-108 MHz
MW 525-1600 kHz
SW1 3.90-4.00 MHz
SW2 4.75-5.06 MHz
SW3 5.85-6.20 MHz
SW4 7.10-7.30 MHz
SW5 9.50-9.90 MHz
SW6 11.65-12.05 MHz
SW7 13.60-13.80 MHz
SW8 15.10-15.60 MHz
SW9 17.50-17.90 MHz
SW10 21.45-21.85 MHz
2. Sensitivity:
FM <=20 μV
MW <=5 mV/m
SW <=100 μV
3. Single signal selectivity: >=16 dB
4. Power: DC 4.5 V
Batteries UM1 1.5 Vx3
AC Power – AC 220 V
5. Speaker: 100 mm /4 Ohms / 5 Wt
6. Headphones:
3.5 mm / 32 Ohms
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