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7 STORING STATIONS INTO MEMORY

MANUAL TUNING: Use the regular TUNING buttons to go up or down frequency. Be aware that when using manual tuning, it is possible to tune right out of the shortwave band you have entered. You are in the band as long as the band’s number, e.g. 25m, is in the display.

HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST SHORTWAVE BAND TO TUNE AROUND IN

This information and much more can be found

in the section titled MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SHORTWAVE.

To store a station into memory, you must be tuned to that station. Then you must decide which of the 40 memories to store it into. Follow the easy steps outlined below.

HOW TO TELL WHICH MEMORIES ARE EMPTY

• To determine the next available memory, press

the FREE button once. The memory number

4.Immediately press the STORE button. If the display flashes, it means that a frequency is already stored into this memory. To overwrite it, immediately press STORE again. If you do not want to overwrite it, start over and use a different memory.

HOW TO ACCESS WHAT YOU HAVE STORED INTO MEMORY

SHORTWAVE BAND AUTO TUNING RANGES:

90m: 3200-3400 KHz

22m: 13600-13800 KHz

 

 

80m: 3500-3800 KHz

20m: 14000-14350 KHz

75m: 3900-4000 KHz

19m: 15100-15600 KHz

 

 

60m: 4750-5060 KHz

17m: 18065-18170 KHz

49m: 5950-6200 KHz

16m: 17550-17900 KHz

 

 

41m: 7100-7300 KHz

15m: 21000-21449 KHz

40m: 7000-7099 KHz

13m: 21450-21850 KHz

 

 

31m: 9500-9900 KHz

12m: 24890-24990 KHz

30m: 10100-10150 KHz

11m: 25650-26100 KHz

 

 

25m: 11650-12050 KHz

10m: 28000-29700 KHz

 

 

is shown in the lower right hand corner of the

display.

• To see all availably memories, press the FREE

button repeatedly. The empty memory numbers

are shown in the lower right corner of the display.

HOW TO STORE A FREQUENCY INTO MEMORY

There are 40 memories. Here is a specific example. To store BBC’s evening frequency to North America,

5975 kilohertz, into memory 32, do the following:

1.Press 5975

2.Immediately press the FREQU./METER button

3.Press 3 2

1.To access one specific memory, e.g. memory 25, press 2 5 then press either MEMO button

2.To review all filled memories, press either MEMO button repeatedly.

3.To scan filled memories, press either MEMO button for about one second, and then release it. Scan starts. To stop scan, press any button.

HOW TO ERASE THE CONTENTS OF A MEMORY

Enter the memory’s number e.g. 2 5 , then press FREE twice.

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Eton G4000A operation manual Storing Stations Into Memory

G4000A specifications

The Eton G4000A is a versatile and robust portable radio well-known among outdoor enthusiasts, emergency preparedness advocates, and casual users alike. It combines multiple functionalities into a compact form factor, making it a valuable addition to any toolkit.

One of the main features of the Eton G4000A is its ability to receive AM, FM, and shortwave radio signals. This wide frequency range allows users to tune into a variety of stations around the world, providing entertainment and information no matter where they are. Additionally, the radio is equipped with a built-in speaker that delivers clear and powerful audio, enhancing the listening experience.

Another standout feature is its dual-power capability. The G4000A can be powered through standard AA batteries or via a hand crank generator. This means that even in emergencies when conventional power sources may be unavailable, users can still operate the radio, ensuring they remain connected to vital information and entertainment. Furthermore, the radio includes a solar panel, adding yet another layer of sustainability and ensuring that it can function in the long term without constantly needing new batteries.

In terms of technology, the Eton G4000A is equipped with an analog tuning dial, allowing users to easily scroll through frequencies. While some may prefer digital displays, the analog style offers a nostalgic touch and has been optimized for ease of use. The radio also offers a headphone jack, providing options for private listening, which can be particularly advantageous in group settings or noisy environments.

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Additionally, the Eton G4000A includes an emergency flashlight feature, further enhancing its utility as an essential tool in preparedness kits. The flashlight is bright and efficient, helping users navigate through dark spaces or providing light during power outages.

Overall, the Eton G4000A stands out in the market for its versatility, reliability, and thoughtful features, making it an ideal choice for anyone seeking a dependable portable radio.