It tells you about the frequency you are tuned into at any given point in time. But the information you get on the screen is pretty useful. The screen displays a lot of information, which at first sight, may look a little busy. Still, the visibility of the screen is great, if not the best. Though the backlight is LED, the contrast is not that great as opposed to orange backlights. The screen comes with a bright white backlight feature. The LCD screen is large, and you can read it clearly. If you are an SSB listener, the radio also offers “single side band” performance with 40 Hz steps. You can enhance the shortwave performance using the bandwidth switch. Sangean ATS-909X – Excellent FM Reception C Crane CC Skywave – A Marvelous Travel Companion XHDATA D-328 Shortwave Radio – Small But Feature-Packed Eton Elite Executive – Offers Aircraft Band Kaito KA500 Shortwave Radio – It Is an Emergency Radio
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