C. Crane CCRadio 2E, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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CCRadio2E
About the CCRadio2E
Thank you for purchasing the CCRadio2E. Please read through these
instructions thoroughly before using the product.
The CCRadio2E has many of the refinements and improvements
requested by customers who have used previous versions of our 4-band
CCRadios. This radio is built for the highest performance ever on AM.
Traditional FM reception is amazing in its ability to bring in a weak station
clearly. The CCRadio2E also has the NOAA Weather band & alert along
with the 2-Meter Ham band.
With the new CCRadio2E, the audio has been enhanced and can be
accurately tuned for realistic human voices. It can also be adjusted for
good musical performance. Five memory buttons on top of the radio makes
it easier to change stations rather than front mounted buttons.
For many radio listeners, the addition of the 2-Meter VHF Ham band will be
their first experience with amateur (ham) radio. I hope you have the time to
explore this band. What you’ll hear is a lot of dedicated radio people using
a communication device with pride. You will especially want to tune in to
2-Meter VHF during a local, area wide emergency when communications
will be very different. When the power in an area is down and cell phones
and other modes of communication are unavailable, many hams use
portable equipment that lets them work as beacons of information. They
have direct communication with federal agencies and the Red Cross. We
recommend that you find out which local 2-Meter frequencies are
used during an emergency in your area and have them installed into the
five memory locations.
The CCRadio2E has been designed to be long lasting. We hope it will give
you many years of learning, news, and entertainment. If you have any
questions about your radio, please give us a call or check out ccrane.com.
Also, if you have a problem and you purchased the CCRadio2E from
another company, call us and C. Crane may be able to help you faster.
Thanks! From all of us at C. Crane.