Grundig YB500 Entering a Meter Band on SW, Bandm, Tropic 3200 3300 Amateur 3500 Radio 3950

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Entering a Meter Band

Entering a Meter Band on SW

Entered numbers below 100 with subsequent confirmation by the AM button (f~ will be recognized as wavelength in meters for

SW

When the entry is valid, the set will tune to a frequency next to the band centre in the case of radio bands, and to the beginning of the respective SW band in the case of amateur bands.

See table to the right.

It is possible to enter the following meter bands

10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16,17, 19, 20, 22, 25, 30, 31, 40, 41, 49, 60, 75, 80, 90. Entry example for the 49-m band:

Numeric buttons 4 9 Button AM Æ 6075 kHz (= Deutsche Welle).

Indication of the actual band on SW

With direct band entry or with SW frequency scanning (within a meter band): The selected band is permanently indicated.

With direct frequency entry or manual tuning: If the frequency tuned to lies in one of the above listed meter bands, the band will permanently be indicated in the display, if not, the display indicates 0.

It is possible to briefly (approx. 4 seconds) indicate the m-band by pressing the MODE button.

Band

Lower cut-off

Radio station

Band(m)

frequency (kHz) or band centre

 

90-m-tropic

3200

3300

80-m-amateur

3500

 

75-m-radio

3950

3975

60-m-tropic

4750

4905

49-m-radio

5950

6075

40-m-radio

7000

 

41-m-radio

7100

7220

31-m-radio

9400

9635

30-m-amateur

10100

 

25-m-radio

11650

11845

22-m-radio

13600

13700

20-m-amateur

14000

 

19-m-radio

15100

15320

16-m-radio

17550

17705

17-m-amateur

18065

 

15-m-amateur

21000

 

13-m-radio

21450

21690

12-m-amateur

24890

 

11 -m-radio

25650

25820

10-m-amateur

28000

 

*Not all radio stations are broadcasting 24 hours a day and during all seasons programmes on this frequency. For this reason, please note the individual broadcasting times.

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Contents HOW to USE Your Grundig Contents Yacht Boy 500 LC Data Monitor Display Hints marked by * * LOCKED, * no RDS, Q - RDS quality, etcLSB Lower Side Band Your Unit at a Glance Press a longer time = AF backwardMEMO8 Aerials Battery Check Power SupplyBattery Operation AC Mains OperationReset Button Mains and Battery OperationData Protection User Guide Via the Menu Key-protect Calling up, SW meter bands, clock times and switching timesGeneral Operation Direct EntriesHints and Error Messages in the Display Tone VolumeDisplay Illumination Waveband SelectionROM Table of the Yacht Boy Selecting FrequenciesCalling Up ROM Table Memory Locations Step by Step into the World of Shortwave Reception Tuning to Stations with the Tune A/V buttons Tuning to Stations Seconds. Pressing a random button will abort this functionBandm Entering a Meter BandEntering a Meter Band on SW Tropic 3200 3300 Amateur 3500 Radio 3950Storing in Memory General What can You Store?Is the Frequency Tuned to Already Stored in Memory? Checking the Desired Station Memory Position Programming a Station Memory LocationEntering Abbreviations Calling Up Stored StationsMemory Button Memory Scan Clearing an Occupied Memory PositionPress the Sleep button. The unit is switched on Going to Sleep to RadioSetting the Clock ClockClock Time Indication Time I/II Automatic Functions Timer ½ Checking the Switching Times 1 /2 Automatic Switching On and OffAlarm mode and/or Switch-on time Automatic Functions Special Functions on FM Special Functions on AM

YB500 specifications

The Grundig YB500 is a portable radio that has garnered attention for its combination of performance, portability, and user-friendly features. Designed primarily for radio enthusiasts and travelers, the YB500 offers access to a wide range of radio bands, including AM, FM, and shortwave, making it a versatile choice for those looking to stay connected to the airwaves, regardless of location.

One of the standout features of the Grundig YB500 is its impressive reception capabilities. Equipped with a high-sensitivity tuner and a built-in telescopic antenna, the YB500 excels in capturing distant signals, ensuring users can access a diverse array of stations. This is particularly beneficial for travelers who may find themselves in remote areas where local stations are sparse. The radio is also designed to reduce interference, enhancing clarity and providing a more enjoyable listening experience.

The YB500 boasts an easy-to-read LCD display that shows essential information, including the frequency, selected band, and time. The intuitive interface allows users to switch between bands effortlessly, making it suitable for both novices and seasoned radio enthusiasts. Additionally, the radio has a large control knob and clearly labeled buttons, ensuring that operation is straightforward, even in low-light conditions.

Another notable feature of the Grundig YB500 is its durability and portability. The compact, lightweight design makes it easy to carry, whether for outdoor activities, leisure, or emergency situations. The radio is powered by both mains electricity and batteries, offering flexibility and ensuring that users can enjoy their favorite stations without being tethered to a power source.

Furthermore, the YB500 includes advanced audio technologies that enhance sound quality. Its built-in speaker delivers clear and powerful audio, with options for headphone output, providing a private listening experience when desired. With adjustable volume and tone controls, users can tailor their audio experience to meet their preferences.

In conclusion, the Grundig YB500 combines advanced reception technology with an intuitive interface, durability, and excellent sound quality. Its versatility makes it an excellent choice for radio enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. Whether used at home or on the go, the YB500 is designed to deliver a superior listening experience, ensuring users stay connected to the world through the power of radio.