unknown receiver.

[Dispatrick]

this is a first for me in a long time, not being able to identify a electronic device lol

I saw this thing today at work here is what it said:

"Nady Bronze Series wireless 121 mid band VHF receiver"

anyone know what they are?

thanks

 

[nd5y]

Nady makes wireless microphones. It is probably a receiver for them.
NADY/Homepage

 

[Dispatrick]

i believe it may be for the paging system or the music, there is an audio cable plugged into the front. also to any one know the freq(s) ?

 

[SkipSanders]

Just a guess, 'Mid Band' might refer to the 72 MHz region.

Found one on EBay with some info:

Nady Wireless 121
Bronze Series
Mid Band Receiver
Channel MB3
85.275 MHz
Nady 121 Single Antenna VHF Wireless Receiver


So, 72-210 MHz, more or less. 85 would be in a TV channel.

Ah, found a table of channels/designators from NADY:

Digital and Analog Television interference with VHF systems 10/11/2004
This product operates between 72-87 MHZ and 170-234 MHz
TV CH / Freq MHz / VHF Frequency Designator
None -----72.300 MHz BB
None -----72.500 MHz CC
None -----72.700 MHz DD
None -----72.900 MHz EE
None -----75.500 MHz FF
None -----75.700 MHz GG
None -----75.900 MHz HH
None -----81.350 MHz MB1
TV 6 -----83.880 MHz MB2
TV 6 ------85.275 MHz MB3
TV 6 ------87.375 MHz MB4
None -----170.245 MHz G1
None -----171.905 MHz A
None -----173.800 MHz E4
None -----174.100 MHz E5
TV 7 ------174.500 MHz E6
TV 7 ------175.000 MHz E3
TV 7 ------175.550 MHz CE6
TV 7 ------176.400 MHz CE7
TV 7 ------176.900 MHz A14
TV 8 ------183.570 MHz CE9
TV 8 ------185.150 MHz B
TV 8 ------185.250 MHz CE1
TV 9 ------191.300 MHz H
TV 10 ----195.250 MHz CE2
TV 10 ----197.150 MHz N
TV 11 ----202.100 MHz A1
TV 11 ----203.250 MHz CE3
TV 11 ----203.400 MHz F
TV 12 ----206.350 MHz P
TV 12 ----209.150 MHz D

 

[Dispatrick]

i usually keep my radio in my work bag, I'll close call it next time i am near it. i believe it to be for the music playing or the paging system.

 

[fineshot1]

I'll close call it next time i am near it.

If its just a receiver you might have a little trouble with that.

 

[ecps92]

A hint as to it's use might be, where it was seen vs the generic "at work"

this is a first for me in a long time, not being able to identify a electronic device lol

I saw this thing today at work here is what it said:

"Nady Bronze Series wireless 121 mid band VHF receiver"

anyone know what they are?

thanks

 

[DaveNF2G]

The 80 MHz region used to be known as VHF Mid Band.

 

[DickH]

If its just a receiver you might have a little trouble with that.

Not at all. He will be picking up the signal the NADY is receiving.

 

[ecps92]

Not unless he is near the Transmitter.

If he is near the Receiver he will likely get Nothing

Not at all. He will be picking up the signal the NADY is receiving.

 

[Dispatrick]

hahaha i just realized what i typed

"I'll close call it next time i am near it." lol