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General |
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| HAM bands | 40m 15m | 160m 80m 60m 40m 30m (WARC) 20m 17m (WARC) 15m 12m (WARC) 11m (CB) 6m 10m 4m | 2m 70cm |
| Freq. stability | ? | ± 0.5 p.p.m. @ 0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F), after 1 minute warmup | ±2.5 p.p.m. @ -20 to +60°C (-4 to +140°F) |
| Tuning steps | ? | 1 / 5 / 10 Hz (SSB/CW), 10 / 100 Hz (AM/FM) | 5 / 6.25 / 8.33 / 9 / 10 / 12.5 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 50 / 100 kHz |
Receiver |
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| RX-range | 7-7.1 / 21-21.45 MHz | 0.03-75 MHz | 0.5-1000 MHz |
| Modulations | CW SSB | AM FM CW USB LSB RTTY PSK31/63 | AM FM N-FM W-FM C4FM DV |
| Sensitivity | ? |
SSB/CW (2.4kHz, 10dB S+N/N) 1.8MHz - 30MHz 0.16µV (AMP2 “ON”) 50MHz - 54MHz 0.125µV (AMP2 “ON”) 70MHz - 70.5MHz 0.16µV (AMP2 “ON”) AM (BW: 6kHz, 10dB S+N/N, 30% modulation @400Hz) 0.5MHz - 1.8MHz 7.9µV 1.8MHz - 30MHz 2µV (AMP2 “ON”) 50MHz - 54MHz 1µV (AMP2 “ON”) 70MHz - 70.5MHz 2µV (AMP2 “ON”) FM (1kHz 3.5kHz DEV BW: 12kHz, 12dB SINAD) 28MHz - 30MHz 0.25µV (AMP2 “ON”) 50MHz - 54MHz 0.2µV (AMP2 “ON”) 70MHz - 70.5MHz 0.25µV (AMP2 “ON”) |
AM (10 dB S/N) 0.52-30 MHz: 3 µV 108-137 MHz: 1.5 µV FM (12 dB SINAD) 30-54 MHz: 0.35 µV 54-76 MHz: 1 µV 137-140 MHz: 0.2 µV 140-150 MHz: 0.16 µV 150-174 MHz: 0.2 µV 174-222 MHz: 1 µV 222-350 MHz: 0.5 µV 350-400 MHz: 0.2 µV 400-470 MHz: 0.18 µV 470-580 MHz: 1.5 µV 580-800 MHz: 3 µV 800-1000 MHz: 1.5 µV W-FM (12 dB SINAD) 76-108 MHz: 1.5 µV DV/C4FM (BER 1%) 2 m/70 cm: 0.19 µV |
| Selectivity | ? |
Mode / –6dB / –60dB CW (BW=0.5kHz) / 0.5kHz or better / 0.75kHz or less SSB (BW=2.4kHz) / 2.4kHz or better / 3.6kHz or less AM (BW=6kHz) / 6kHz or better / 15kHz or less FM (BW=12kHz) / 12kHz or better / 25kHz or less |
AM/FM: 12 kHz (-6 dB), 35 kHz (-60 dB) |
| Filters | ? | ? | ? |
| Receiver system | ? | Double conversion superheterodyne / Hybrid SDR | Direct conversion (AM/WFM) Double conversion superheterodyne (FM/N-FM) |
| IF-freqs. | ? |
1st: 9.005 MHz 2nd: 24 kHz |
1st IF: 58.05 MHz (A-band) - 57.15 MHz (B-band) 2nd IF: 450 kHz |
| Image rejection | ? | 70dB or better (1.8MHz - 28MHz Amateur bands) 60dB or better (50MHz Amateur band) 60dB or better (70MHz UK Amateur band) | ? |
| Audio output | ? | 2.5W into 4Ω with 10% THD | 1 W at 10% distortion / 8 ohm |
Transmitter |
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| TX-range | 15 + 40m | 10-160m + WARC and 60m / 6m / 4m (Europe) | 144-146 / 430-440 MHz (Europe) |
| Modulations | CW SSB | AM FM CW USB LSB RTTY PSK31/63 | FM N-FM C4FM |
| RF-output | 1/10 W |
HF 5-100 W (AM: 5-25 W) 6m 5-100 W (AM: 5-25 W) |
0.3 / 1 / 2.5 / 5 W |
Connections |
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| Antenna | SO-239 | SO-239 | SMA |
| Impedance | 50Ω | 50Ω | 50Ω |
| Other | - | RS-232C / DVI (external display) / USB | - |
Electrical |
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| Power req. | 12-15 V DC | 13.8 V DC ± 15% | 3.6-7.4 V DC or 4-16 V DC external |
| Current RX | ? | ? | 74-240 mA |
| TX | 3 A max | ? | 1.9 A max |
Physical |
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| Manufactured | Between 1986 and 1988 in Japan | Between 2020 and 202x | Between 2021 and 202x in Japan |
| Dimensions |
250 × 115 × 90 mm (9.84 × 4.53 × 3.54 in) |
266 × 91 × 263 mm (10.47 × 3.58 × 10.35 in) |
65 × 100 × 34 mm (2.56 × 3.94 × 1.34 in) |
| Weight | 2.70 kg (6.0 lbs) incl. battery and antenna | 5.90 kg (13.0 lbs) | 282 gr (10.0 oz) with SBR-14Li and antenna |
| Form factor | Base Station | Base Station | Handheld |
Other features |
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| Memories | ? | 100 channels in 6 bank(s) | 900 channels in 24 bank(s) |
| Usage | Amateur / Ham radio operators | Amateur / Ham radio operators | Amateur / Ham radio operators |
| Features | ? |
SCU-LAN10: LAN unit SP-30: External speaker XF-130CN: 300 Hz roofing filter YH-77STA: Lightweight headphones |
CTCSS/PL with tone scan. DCS. DTMF. AMS. Audio recorder. Micro-SD card slot. Bluetooth. APRS (1200/9600bd). Built-in GPS. Band scope. VOX. Wires-X. Voltmeter. Attenuator (10 dB). IPX7 water proof. Clock and timer. Twin RX (Even dual DV!) |
| Accessories | ? | ? | ? |
| MPN | JRC-JST-000010A | YAESU-FTDX000010 | YAESU-FT-000005DE |
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