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I want to buy a wireless mic set and it comes in one of three bands that I
have to choose at the time of purchase: 518 to 554 MHz 626 to 662 MHz 740 to 776 MHz The goal is to pick the band with the least interference. The manufacturer's web site has a table showing TV stations in my city (seattle), and it look like it's clear in the 740 to 776 MHz range. So should I buy the set in this range or is there more research to be done? http://www.sennheiserusa.com/newsite...SHINGTONew.PDF BTW, they said the table is created in 2002. Does anyone know where to find an updated frequency usage table for a given city? Sorry this is not directly related to scanners but I hope people in this NG may offer more insights than musicians. Thanks. |
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