Clansman PRC-344

Description: The British military Clansman PRC-344 UHF Man-pack Transceiver. Made in the late 70’s by Siemens Plessey Defense Systems in Christchurch, England and was used by the British Army and the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps.
Type: Handheld Military VHF/UHF Transceiver
Frequency range RX: 225-399.95 MHz
TX: 225-399.95 MHz
Modulations RX: AM
TX: AM
Frequency stability
Tuning steps: 50 kHz
Sensitivity
Selectivity
Filters
Receiver system
IF-frequencies
Image rejection
Aerial: 50Ω, BNC+Proprietary (military)
RF-output: 2.5 W
Audio output
Memories
Power requirements: 24V DC
Current drain RX
TX
Manufactured: Between 197x and 19xx in Siemens Plessey Defense Systems in Christchurch, England
Dimensions (w×h×d): 0 × 0 × 0 mm (0.00 × 0.00 × 0.00 in)
Weight
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PRC-344 UHF British Back Pack UHF Radio

oldbuzzardrich	Aug 25th, 19:30	Build quality
Purchased: USD ? (Used) in 2009		Features
Time owned: more than 12 months		User friendliness
		Value for money

I purchased (2) sets over a year ago. They were operational from 220.0 to 400.0 MHz. They work great on the ham band 222.0 to 225.0 mhz. I believe a qualified tech could mod these rigs to cover the ham band 222.0 to 225.0.
Great operational radio.
oldbuzzardrich

Modulation type incorrect

W7SVJ	May 11th, 18:17	Build quality
Purchased: EUR 200.00 (Used) in 2010		Features
Time owned: 3 - 6 months		User friendliness
		Value for money

This is an AM military airband radio, not FM.

It is only useable by authorized personnel on the assigned frequencies, so beware. I does, however make a great military ops monitor. Much more inexpensive than the Magnavox PRC-113, but limited to 50 KHz channels. Other than that, a very good value.