Grundig YACHT BOY 400 PE User Manual Download Page 26

2670

U.S. Coast Guard

6753

CAN: St. John’s NF; each hr + 40 min

2863

 Oakland, CA; 5,10,35,40 min past hr.

8722

Ft. Lauderdale, FL;0100, 1300, 2300

2863

Honolulu., HI; 24 hour

8749

Manahawkin, NJ; 1200-2200

3485

New York, NY; 24 hour

8764

U.S. Coast Guard

4363

Ft. Lauderdale, FL; 0100,1300,2300

8764

Virginia: 1130, 1600, 2200, 2330

4387

Manahawkin, NJ, 1200, 2200

8764

Virginia: 1730 UTC

4402

Inverness, CA; 0000, 1200

8761

Virginia: 0400, 0530, 1000

4426

U.S. Coast Guard

8828

Oakland, CA; 5, 10, 35, 40 min past hr.

4426

Virginia; 0400, 0530, 1000

8828

Honolulu, HI; 24 hr. 

5547

USB, Aeronautical

8843

USB, Aeronautical

5733

CAN; Edmtn AB, each hr. + 20 MIN, 2300

10051

New York, NY; 24 hr.

1200

6501 U.S. Coast Guard

10051

CAN: Gander NF; 25, 30, 50, 55 min past hr.

6501

 Virginial 1130, 1600, 2200, 2330

12382

Oakland, CA; 5, 10, 35, 40 min past hr.

6501

 Virginial 0400, 0530, 1000

13083

Inverness, CA; 0000, 1200

6604

New York, NY; 24 hour

13089

U.S. Coast Guard

6604

CAN; Gander NF; 25, 30, 50, 55 min past hour

13089

Virginia: 1130, 1600, 2200, 2330

6679

Oakland , CA; 5, 10, 35, 40 min. past hr. 

13089

Virginia: 1730 UTC

6679

Honolulu, HI; 24 hr. 

13092

Ft. Lauderdale, FL;0100, 1300, 2300

6753

CAN: Trenton On; each hr. + 30 min 2300-1200

13270

USB, Aeronautical

MARITIME SSB WEATHER FREQUENCIES
(kilohertz; USB; times in UTC/GMT

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Summary of Contents for YACHT BOY 400 PE

Page 1: ...WORLD RECEIVER YACHT BOY 400 PE...

Page 2: ...de of the display and will disappear in a few seconds See page 4 for more informationaboutthisprocedure 7 Turn the radio on by pressing the ON OFF button If afterreadingthisowner smanual youneedhelple...

Page 3: ...AT A GLANCE INITIAL SETUP SUPPLYING POWER GENERAL RADIO OPERATION SHORTWAVE RADIO OPERATION STORING STATIONS INTO MEMORY USING CLOCK ALARM AND SLEEP TIMER FEATURES MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SHORTWAVE SI...

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Page 5: ...smemoryaslongas batteries are not taken out for a period of ten minutes or more When traveling outside of the Americas use the same procedure as above to set the spacing back to 9 kilohertz ADDITIONAL...

Page 6: ...inch mono plug such as the plugs often used for mono earphones If you would like advice aboutshortwaveantennas pleasecallGrundigtechnicalsupport at 1 800 872 2228 for U S and 1 800 637 1648 for Canada...

Page 7: ...TUNINGbutton Theradiowillautomaticallystoponstations Aquick press and release tunes up frequency a long press and releasetunesdown frequency 6 Manuallytuneusingthetuningbutton HOW TO USE THYE WIDE NAR...

Page 8: ...ediately press the FREQU METER BUTTON Pressing the FREQU METER button finalizes the entry Be sure to include the decimal point in FM frequencies Any kind of frequency may be entered regard less of wha...

Page 9: ...rocedure erases all memories and resets the clock 8 HOW TO USE THE STEP BUTTON In AM MW SW and LW see below the STEP button providesselectionofthebesttuningsteps inkilohertz This buttonisnotfunctional...

Page 10: ...ns in these bands yousimplytunearounduntilyoufindastationyoulike Short wave is similar and the shortwave bands have names like 25 meters 31 meters 49 meters etc These are abbreviated 25m 31m and 49m J...

Page 11: ...sinformationandmuchmorecanbefoundinthesectiontitled MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SHORTWAVE 10 SHORTWAVE BAND AUTO TUNING RANGES 90m 3200 3400 KHz 22m 13600 13800 KHz 80m 3500 3800 KHz 20m 14000 14350 KHz 75...

Page 12: ...about one second and then release it Scan starts To stop scan press any button STORING STATIONS INTO MEMORY To store a station into memory you must be tuned to that station Then you must decide which...

Page 13: ...12 HOW TO ERASE THE CONTENTS OF A MEMORY Enter the memory s number e g 2 5 then press FREE twice...

Page 14: ...corner of the display under ON TIME when the radio is off To set the alarm to activate at 6 30 1 Press 6 3 0 be sure to include the decimal point 2 Immediately press and release the ON TIME button 3...

Page 15: ...changes the amountoftimetheradiowillplaybeforeshuttingoffautomatically 60through0minutes HOW TO USE THE DIAL LIGHT button on top of radio The LIGHT button causes the display to be illuminated After 10...

Page 16: ...ingisgenerallyatitspoorestduringthedaylight hours of about 10 a m to 3 p m The major reason for this is that the broadcasters are not transmitting to North America at this MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SHORT...

Page 17: ...oawindowmaysubstantiallyimprove yourreception 16 Theconstructionmaterialsofsomebuildingssimplydonotlet signalsinverywell Signalspenetratewoodframebuildings easiest whileconcreteandbrickbuildingsusuall...

Page 18: ...eignbroadcasts manytargetingNorth America Long distance two way amateur radio maritime and aeronau ticalcommunications WHAT COUNTRIES ARE HEARD ON SHORTWAVE RADIO The next chart shows some of the coun...

Page 19: ...0 11865 13780 15275 15410 17810 17860 15275 15410 17810 17860 15275 15410 17810 17860 15275 15410 17810 17860 15275 15410 17810 17860 Holland Radio Nederland 6020 6025 6165 9590 9715 9840 9895 11655 J...

Page 20: ...F air traffic police fire ambulance and weather services CANNOT be heard For these use a VHF UHF scanner IS THERE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING Yes ManymajorinternationalbroadcastersincorporateEnglish...

Page 21: ...NT AM FM BROADCAST STATIONS BE RECEIVED FMisstrictlyforlocalstations DaytimeAMstationsusuallyhave a maximum distance of 50 100 miles At night AM broadcast signals can sometimes be heard over much grea...

Page 22: ...0 00 hours UTC this correlates to 15 00 hours or 3PM Eastern Standard Time and 12 00 hours Noon Pacific StandardTime TodetermineCoordinatedUniversalTime tune intoamajor station such as BBC London on t...

Page 23: ...lyinearlySeptember WORLD RADIO TV HANDBOOK Billboard Publications Inc 1515 Broadway New York N Y 10036 PublishedannuallyinJanuary MONITORING TIMES Grove Enterprises Inc 140 Dog Branch Road Brasstown N...

Page 24: ...watts The amateur radio operators are easiest to find the others can be very difficult Signals are also affected by the eleven year sunspot cycle Signals will be poor through 1996 then thesignalswill...

Page 25: ...0 LSB night 14150 14350 USB day 21150 21450 USB day AERONAUTICAL usuallyUSB 2850 3155 3400 3500 4650 4750 5480 5730 6525 6765 8815 9040 10005 10100 11175 11400 13200 13360 15010 15100 17900 18030 2187...

Page 26: ...nolulu HI 24 hr 5547 USB Aeronautical 8843 USB Aeronautical 5733 CAN Edmtn AB each hr 20 MIN 2300 10051 New York NY 24 hr 1200 6501 U S Coast Guard 10051 CAN Gander NF 25 30 50 55 min past hr 6501 Vir...

Page 27: ...Best at night WWV time weather US 10000 Day Night WWV time weather US 15000 Best during daylight WWV time weather US 20000 Best during daylight 26 MARITIME TWO WAY COMMUNICATION FREQUEN CIES AND CHANN...

Page 28: ...Hicksville NY 11801 2953 Phone 516 681 2922 Monthly Magazine AMATEURRADIOMARITIME 3815 Caribbean 3930 Puerto Rico weather 3964 East Coast waterway net 3968 West Coast AM PM marine nets 7233 Recreation...

Page 29: ...s to overheat leakanddestroycircuits Thiswillvoidthewarranty EARPHONE HEADSET SOCKET Standardearphones headphoneswithstereoplug 3 5millime ters or 1 8 inch EXTERNAL ANTENNA SOCKET 3 5millimeteror1 8mo...

Page 30: ...TON 4 6 8 RESET hole 8 AUTO button 13 SLEEP button 14 AUTO TUNING button 6 9 10 SNOOZE 8 13 14 DC 9V socket 5 SSB ON OFF switch 23 DX LOCAL switch 1 4 STEP button 4 6 8 23 EARPHONE socket 7 28 STEREO...

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