Digital radio, also known as digital audio broadcasting (DAB), is a modern radio broadcasting technology that delivers superior sound quality, enhanced features, and increased station options compared to traditional analog radio. It utilizes digital signals to transmit audio, resulting in clear reception and improved resistance to interference. Digital radio offers a wider range of stations, including niche genres and specialized content, expanding the choices for listeners. It also provides additional features like text information, song titles, artist details, and program guides on compatible receivers. With its superior audio quality and advanced features, digital radio offers an immersive and diverse listening experience for enthusiasts around the world.
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General Specification | SCM-920D | SCR-910D | STC-903D | STC-904D |
TX Frequency Range | 136-174MHz / 400-512MHz (split Band) | UHF1: 400-470 MHz; | 136-174 / 400-480 MHz | 136-174 / 400-480 MHz |
Channel Spacing | 25 Khz (max.) | 6.25KHz / 12.5KHz / 25KHz | Wide Band 25KHz, Narrow band 12.5 KHz | Wide Band 25KHz, Narrow band 12.5 KHz |
Power Supply | 13.2 V DC 10% (11.7 ~ 14.8V) | NA | NA | NA |
Grounding Method | Negative Ground | NA | NA | NA |
Weight | Approx. 1.8 Kg | NA | 270gm (Including Battery & Antenna) | 282gm (Including Battery & Antenna) |