Yupiteru MVT-9000
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| - | The '''Yupiteru MVT-9000''' is a "DC-to-daylight" handheld scanner, manufactured in the early part of the 21st centry. It provides full coverage from 530KHz to 2039MHz. Modes include narrow-[[FM]], wide-[[FM]], [[AM]], narrow-[[AM]], [[LSB]], [[USB]], and CW. Among numerous other features, it has 1000 memory channels, a bandscope, and a large LCD display. It is powered by either four AA batteries, or by an external 12v DC supply. Although it is not in the same league as a dedicated shortwave receiver, it is usable for shortwave reception, and it does very well at VHF frequencies and above. | + | The '''Yupiteru MVT-9000''' is a "DC-to-daylight" handheld scanner, manufactured in the early part of the 21st centry. It provides full coverage from 530KHz to 2039MHz. Modes include narrow-[[FM]], wide-[[FM]], [[AM]], narrow-[[AM]], [[LSB]], [[USB]], and [[CW]]. Among numerous other features, it has 1000 memory channels, a bandscope, and a large LCD display. It is powered by either four AA batteries, or by an external 12v DC supply. Although it is not in the same league as a dedicated shortwave receiver, it is usable for shortwave reception, and it does very well at VHF frequencies and above. |
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The Yupiteru MVT-9000 is a "DC-to-daylight" handheld scanner, manufactured in the early part of the 21st centry. It provides full coverage from 530KHz to 2039MHz. Modes include narrow-FM, wide-FM, AM, narrow-AM, LSB, USB, and CW. Among numerous other features, it has 1000 memory channels, a bandscope, and a large LCD display. It is powered by either four AA batteries, or by an external 12v DC supply. Although it is not in the same league as a dedicated shortwave receiver, it is usable for shortwave reception, and it does very well at VHF frequencies and above.
