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Aeronautical SW Frequency Ranges (usually USB)

2850-3155 11175-11400

3400-3500 13200-13360

4650-4750 15010-15100

5480-5730 17900-18030

6525-6765 21870-22000

8815-9040 23200-23350

10005-10100

Maritime SW Frequency Ranges (usually USB)

4063-4438 18780-18900

6200-6525 19680-19800

8195-8815 22000-22720

12230-13200 25070-25110

16360-17410

SHORTWAVE SSB WEATHER FREQUENCIES AND WEATHER FAX FREQUENCIES

These are best found online by performing a search using your favorite Internet search site, searching for ‘shortwave weather frequencies’; ‘weather fax frequencies’. Your local library and book- stores may also be helpful.

FINDING SHORTWAVE ANTENNAS

Such resources are best found by performing a search using your favorite Internet search site, searching for ‘shortwave antennas’ or the specific antenna type, e.g. ‘shortwave dipole antennas’. Your local library and bookstores may also be helpful.

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Eton G5 Aeronautical SW Frequency Ranges usually USB, Maritime SW Frequency Ranges usually USB, Finding Shortwave Antennas

Contents

G5 AM/FM STEREO/ MW.SW.LW Dual Conversion Page Do YOU Need HELP? Table of Contents Table of Contents What the G5 Includes Features Diagrams Features Right Side Left Side Diagrams Battery Strength Indicator Installing BatteriesGetting Started Powering the G5 with the Included AC ADAPTER/CHARGER More Important Battery USE InformationGetting Started Charging Ni-MH Batteries in the G5 Important AC ADAPTER/CHARGER Information and Precautions Battery Charging Notes and Cautions Battery Charging Time Chart Using the Sleep Timer Feature Before Using the G5Basic Radio Operation Turning the G5 on and OFF Volume Control Using the Lock FeatureBasic Radio Operation Method Selecting FM, AM and Shortwave SW Using the DX/LOCAL Switch Listening in FM Stereo Tuning Knob Tuning in StationsButtons Direct Frequency Entry AUTO-SCAN Tuning Shortwave with the E5 Basic Radio Operation Using the G5’s SSB Single Side Band Feature G5 Auto-Tuning Chart Signal Strength Indicator Clock and Alarm FeaturesSetting the Clock Setting the Clock and Weekday Clock and Alarm FeaturesTime Zone Abbreviation List Setting the Alarms 1 Through 4 Clock and Alarm Features ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATING the Alarms Storing Stations Into Memory Working with MemoryLabeling Memory Pages Working with Memory Accessing What is Stored Into MemoryChecking Memory Capacity Checking Pages and Memories Erasing Memory Using the page COPY/PASTE Function Using the ATS Memory Feature Deleting ALL Memory Contents STEREO/MONO Button Using the Light LINE-OUT Socket Rear Folding Stand Reset Button Introduction to Shortwave What is SHORTWAVE?What are Shortwave BANDS? Introduction to Shortwave Simplified Shortwave Band Chart Some Basic Rules of Thumb Introduction to Shortwave Getting Close to a Window Shortwave Time StationsShortwave Antennas Amateur Radio Shortwave Bands m=meters Introduction to Single Sideband SSB Maritime SW Frequency Ranges usually USB Aeronautical SW Frequency Ranges usually USBFinding Shortwave Antennas Reset Procedure TroubleshootingShortwave Magazines Shortwave Directories Troubleshooting Warranty and Service Information ONE Year Limited Warranty Warranty and Service Information Warranty and Service Information continue Etón Europe/Lextronix Germany Etón CorporationEtón Canada