VHF TRANSCEIVER (Icom IC-F5061) 136-174MHz

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VHF TRANSCEIVER (Icom IC-F5061)

Definition

Wide-band VHF radio, base station and mobile, intended for short-distance voice communications.

Specifications

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  • Supplied with power cable
  • Supplied with Icom HM-152 microphone
  • With CTCSS option (audio subtone)
  • Frequency range: 136 - 174 MHz
  • Programmable channels: 512 channels / 128 zones
  • Programmable channel increment: 12.5/15/25/30 kHz
  • Duplex mode, programmable frequency interval
  • Runs on 12 V DC battery
  • Consumption:
    • Tx: 14 A
    • Rx: 1.2 A
    • Standby: 0.3 A
  • Power output: 50 W maximum
  • Antenna impedance: 50 ohms, unbalanced

Instructions for use

Always enquire about local authorizations to be obtained.

Wide-band, duplex mode and keypad programming enable communication with other operators (except if they are using UHF equipment), and the use of a repeater.

Radios are preset to standard frequencies for immediate use.

The antenna of the base station should be erected as high as possible. Base station range depends on antenna height; the maximum is 30 km. The base station should ideally be placed in the middle of the site, with a permanent operator responsible for relaying messages, in order to extend the communication network.

For special situations (longer distances, repeaters etc.), consult your technical department.

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