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General |
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| HAM bands | 160m 80m 60m 40m 30m (WARC) 20m 17m (WARC) 15m 12m (WARC) 11m (CB) 10m | 11m (CB) | 11m (CB) |
| Freq. stability | ? | ? | 0.001 % |
| Tuning steps | Continuous | Channelized | 10 kHz |
Receiver |
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| RX-range | 0.53-30.15 / 88-108 MHz | 26.965-27.? MHz |
25.615-29.655 MHz NOAA weather channels |
| Modulations | AM W-FM CW USB LSB | - | AM FM CW SSB |
| Sensitivity | 0.63 µV (S+N/N=6dB) | ? |
AM/CW: 0.7 µV for 10 dB SINAD FM: 0.5 µV for 12 dB SINAD SSB: 0.2 µV for 10 dB SINAD |
| Selectivity | AM 9.0 kHz, AM-N/SSB 4.0 kHz | ? |
AM / FM: 50 dB at 10 kHz SSB: 5 dB at 2 kHz, 60 dB at 4 kHz |
| Filters | - | ? | ? |
| Receiver system | Double conversion superheterodyne | ? | ? |
| IF-freqs. |
1st: 10.7 MHz (SW1) 2nd: 455 kHz (SW2) FM: 10.7 MHz |
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| Image rejection | 50-60 dB | ? | ≥ 50 dB |
| Audio output | 1 W | ? | 2.5 Watts @ 10% THD |
Transmitter |
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| TX-range | - | 26.965-27.? MHz | 25.615-29.655 MHz |
| Modulations | - | - | AM FM CW SSB |
| RF-output | - | 12 W | 25 W |
Connections |
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| Antenna | Clamps / screws + Built-in ferrite bar + Built-in sweep | - | SO-239 |
| Impedance | 50-70Ω | 50Ω | ? |
| Other | - | - | - |
Electrical |
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| Power req. | 9 V DC or mains | ? | Mains |
| Current RX | ? | ? | ? |
| TX | - | ? | 90 W max |
Physical |
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| Manufactured | Between 1978 and 1980 in Japan | Between 19xx and 19xx | Between 19xx and 19xx |
| Dimensions |
453 × 184 × 227 mm (17.83 × 7.24 × 8.94 in) |
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| Weight | 5.40 kg (11.9 lbs) including batteries | ? | ? |
| Form factor | Handheld | Handheld | Base Station |
Other features |
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| Memories | None | None | ? |
| Usage | Amateur / Ham radio operators | Citizen Band (27Mc) | Citizen Band (27Mc) |
| Features | ? | AM/SSB | ? |
| Accessories | ? | ? | ? |
| MPN | SONY-ICF-006700W | PALOMAR-SSB-000600 | RANGER-RCI-002980WX |
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