On Jan 3, 10:00*pm, dave wrote:
On 01/04/2011 09:23 PM, DanNospamSay wrote:



It's called ATS because it has an Automatic Tuning System. It'll hunt
for stations and remember them (I think). Then you delete the ones you
don't want and add alpha tags. No USB that I can see.

http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...able/2909.html

* * * * * * * Most ATS (automatic tuning system) is limited to
* * * * * * * the FM bands.

* * * * * * * You can do such uploads with other radios and their
* * * * * * * computer controllers such as ERGO software and
* * * * * * * such.

The only radios I've ever used this feature on were VHF/UHF scanners.
There are so few HFBC stations nowadays I wouldn't even worry about it.

The various spec lists say"

....*ATS (Car Tuning System) auto scan and preset in priority of signal
strength in FM / MW / LW bands
*FM RDS / RBDS function with PS, PTY, RT and CT
*DSP IF decoder
*Automatically searches for strongest signal station within SW
station pages....

Urh that's it for scanning frequencies.
No upload. A reference to an EEPROM is for saving
memories when
unplugged, changing batteries etc.

Interesting is the Radio Shack price of USD$449 and others around USD
$225, 250