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General |
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| HAM bands | 2m | 6m 2m 1.25m 70cm 33cm 23cm | |
| Freq. stability | Drift less than 0.003 of 1% per °C and less than 0.003 of 1% for a 5% mains voltage change | ? | |
| Tuning steps | ? | 3.125 / 5 / 6.25 / 7.5 / 8.33 / 10 / 12.5 / 25 kHz | |
Receiver |
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| RX-range | 19-165 MHz in 6 bands | 29-54 / 108-174 / 216-512 / 764-960 / 1240-1300 MHz (cellular blocked in the US) | |
| Modulations | AM FM W-FM CW | AM FM N-FM P25 | |
| Sensitivity | Better than 5 µV (S/N 15 dB) | ? | |
| Selectivity |
AM/CW: 50 kHz @ -40 dB N-FM: 80 kHz @ -40 dB W-FM: 175 kHz @ -40 dB |
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| Filters | ? | ? | |
| Receiver system | Single conversion superheterodyne | Triple conversion superheterodyne | |
| IF-freqs. | 5.2 MHz |
1st: 380.8 MHz 2nd: 21.4 MHz 3rd: 455 kHz |
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| Image rejection | ? | ? | |
| Audio output | 2.5 W | 250 mW | |
Transmitter |
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| TX-range | - | - | |
| Modulations | - | - | |
| RF-output | ? | ? | |
Connections |
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| Antenna | - | BNC | |
| Impedance | 72Ω | 50Ω | |
| Other | - | - | |
Electrical |
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| Power req. | Mains (110 / 200-240 V AC) | 9 V DC or batteries | |
| Current RX | 90 VA | ? | |
| TX | - | - | |
Physical |
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| Manufactured | Between 1963 and 196x in Great Britain | Between 2014 and 201x in USA | |
| Dimensions |
425 × 222 × 346 mm (16.73 × 8.74 × 13.62 in) |
65 × 145 × 42 mm (2.56 × 5.71 × 1.65 in) |
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| Weight | 23.60 kg (52.1 lbs) | 240 gr (8.5 oz) without antenna and batteries | |
| Form factor | Base Station | Handheld | |
Other features |
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| Memories | ? | 1800 channels in 1 bank(s) @ 55 channels/second | |
| Usage | Amateur / Ham radio operators | Amateur / Ham radio operators | |
| Features | ? |
Trunking: Motorola I/II/III, EDACS, LTR Spectrum sweeper Weather channels USB interface CTCSS/PL |
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| Accessories | ? | ? | |
| MPN | EDDYSTONE-000770R-MK.-II | WHISTLER-WS001040 | |
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