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WWII Single-Frequency Beacon Receiver
Desktop VHF Linear Amplifier
Handheld HF/VHF/UHF Scanner / receiver

General

HAM bands 6m  2m  6m  ?
Freq. stability ? ? ?
Tuning steps Fixed ? 5 / 12.5 / 30 / 50 kHz

Receiver

RX-range 75 MHz ? 25-549.950 / 760-1300 MHz (Europe and Australia)
Modulations AM   - AM   FM   W-FM  
Sensitivity ? ? ?
Selectivity ? ? ?
Filters ? ? ?
Receiver system ? ? Triple conversion superheterodyne
IF-freqs. ? ? ?
Image rejection ? ? ?
Audio output Optional ? 500 mW

Transmitter

TX-range - 6 m -
Modulations - All mode   -
RF-output ? 200 W (AM: 100W) ?

Connections

Antenna Proprietary (military) SO-239 BNC
Impedance 50Ω 50Ω 50Ω
Other - - -

Electrical

Power req. 24 and 250 V DC 13.8V DC 6 V DC (NiCd battery pack) or 12 V DC external
Current RX ? ? ?
TX - 26 A max -

Physical

Manufactured Between 194x and 194x in USA Between 20xx and 20xx Between 1995 and 199x in Philippines
Dimensions ? 180 × 68 × 255 mm
(7.09 × 2.68 × 10.04 in)
69 × 187 × 38 mm
(2.72 × 7.36 × 1.50 in)
Weight ? 2.80 kg (6.2 lbs) 370 gr (13.1 oz)
Form factor Mobile Base Station Handheld

Other features

Memories None ? 400 channels in 20 bank(s) @ 100 channels/second
Usage Air-to-air / air-to-ground communication Amateur / Ham radio operators Amateur / Ham radio operators
Features ? Input power: 10W / 20W / 50W manual switching Data skip
Attenuator
Accessories ? ? ?
MPN MILITARY-BC-000341F TOKYO-HY-POWER-HL-000206V UNIDEN-BEARCAT-UBC003000XLT