Office walk-through
Recorded 2026-10-27 05:07:34 on a sample route, 70 MHz to 2.7 GHz.
What the receiver saw
Strongest signals
| Frequency | Level | Usually used for | Seen in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 88.46 MHz | -28.5 dBFS | FM broadcast | 100% |
| 101.1 MHz | -29.3 dBFS | FM broadcast | 100% |
| 91.29 MHz | -33.0 dBFS | FM broadcast | 100% |
| 104.3 MHz | -33.0 dBFS | FM broadcast | 100% |
| 106.7 MHz | -36.3 dBFS | FM broadcast | 100% |
| 94.67 MHz | -37.2 dBFS | FM broadcast | 100% |
| 97.11 MHz | -41.1 dBFS | FM broadcast | 97% |
| 433.9 MHz | -44.1 dBFS | 433 MHz ISM (fobs, sensors, weather stations); 70cm amateur / radiolocation | 28% |
Levels are relative to this receiver and antenna (dBFS). Compare the frequencies, not the exact numbers: a different receiver or antenna shifts every level.
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