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General |
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| HAM bands | 2m | 11m (CB) | ? |
| Freq. stability | ? | ? | ? |
| Tuning steps | ? | Channelized | ? |
Receiver |
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| RX-range |
144-147 MHz (Europe) 144-149 MHz (USA) |
26.965-27.405 MHz | 150-8000 kHz in 4 bands |
| Modulations | FM CW SSB | - | AM CW SSB |
| Sensitivity |
SSB/CW: 0.5 µV for 20 dB S/N FM: 0.35 µV for 20 dB QS |
? | ? |
| Selectivity |
SSB/CW: 2.4 kHz @ 6 dB down, 4.1 kHz @ 60 dB down FM: 14 kHz @ 6 dB down, 25 kHz @ 60 dB down |
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| Filters | ? | ? | ? |
| Receiver system | Double conversion superheterodyne | ? | ? |
| IF-freqs. |
1st: 10.81 MHz 2nd: 455 KHz |
? | ? |
| Image rejection | Better than 60 dB | ? | ? |
| Audio output | ? | ? | ? |
Transmitter |
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| TX-range |
144-147 MHz (Europe) 144-149 MHz (USA) |
26.965-27.405 MHz | - |
| Modulations | FM CW SSB | - | - |
| RF-output | SSB: 30 W (PEP input), FM/CW, High: 30 W, Low: ? W (DC input) | 4 W | ? |
Connections |
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| Antenna | SO-239 | - | - |
| Impedance | 50 Ω | 50Ω | 50Ω |
| Other | - | - | - |
Electrical |
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| Power req. | 13.8V DC | ? | 12/24/32 V DC 9 V DC from internal batteries |
| Current RX | 0.5 A | ? | 100-300 mA |
| TX | 3 A | ? | - |
Physical |
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| Manufactured | Between 1980 and 198x in Japan | Between 19xx and 19xx | Between 1964 and 196x in Denmark |
| Dimensions |
180 × 60 × 240 mm (7.09 × 2.36 × 9.45 in) |
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335 × 220 × 150 mm (13.19 × 8.66 × 5.91 in) |
| Weight | 2.90 kg (6.4 lbs) | ? | 6.50 kg (14.3 lbs) |
| Form factor | Mobile | Handheld | Base Station |
Other features |
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| Memories | 4 channels in 1 bank(s) | 40 channels in 1 bank(s) | ? |
| Usage | Amateur / Ham radio operators | Citizen Band (27Mc) | Marine / Navy |
| Features | NB, RIT | FM |
Direction Finding function on all bands BFO |
| Accessories | ? | ? | ? |
| MPN | YAESU-FT-000480R | DANITA-MARK-000005 | SAILOR-000046TD |
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