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to the highly successful AR-146 from ADI. It has a maximum output power of 50W,
80 memories plus one call channel and a very sensitive receiver. Built-in 1750Hz
access tone for repeater operation (1450 and 2100Hz also selectable) and DTMF
with matching DTMF microphone. Full Auto CTCSS is provided, and this means that
it is able to access all the UK and European repeaters fitted with CTCSS. The
AR-147 is certainly a well designed and rugged transceiver from a company well
experienced in building commercial equipment. Finally you also get a free 24
months warranty and free performance check after 12 months.
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A top-flight 70cm mobile
that offers a maximum output power of 35W, 40 memories plus one call channel,
band scan, memory scan and programme scan, large LCD readout, keypad mic and
mounting kit. This is an ideal rig to take advantage of the large number of
repeaters now in use around the UK. It¡¯s also offered at a very remarkable
price. Free 24 months warranty and free performance check after 12
months.
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Designed and manufactured by
a British company that has been around for quite a few years. The rig¡¯s
simplicity makes it ideal for mobile or base use and results in a retail price
that is highly attractive. It provides full band coverage and includes
microphone and DC lead. Readout is in channel numbers, repeater shift is
automatic and you can listen on the repeater input by pressing a front-panel
button. To access the tone-burst you simply double press the mic PTT
button.
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The AKD 4001 is a low cost
rig specifically designed for use on 4m. In the past 4m operation was obtained
by either modifying ex AM PMR equipment or buying expensive transverters - some
of which are no longer available. The rig comes with a useful 25W, 20 channels
and 12.5kHz channel spacing. Powered from an external 13.8V DC supply, it can
either be used as a mobile or base station rig. Supplied as standard with a fist
type microphone with 4- pin mic. connector and DC power
lead.
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The AKD 6001 is a low cost
rig specifically designed for use on 6m. This band is only just opening up and
being used as an alternative to 2m and 70cm. It is the lowest of the VHF bands
and has great potential for long distance communications as well as for local
contacts. The rig comes with a useful 25W, 120 channels and 10kHz channel
spacing. Powered from an external 13.8V DC supply, it can either be used as a
mobile of base station rig. Supplied as standard with a fist type microphone
with 4-pin mic connector.
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The AKD 7001 designed for
70cm is ideal for mobile or base use at a price that is highly attractive. It
provides full band coverage and includes microphone and DC lead. Readout is in
channel numbers, repeater shift is automatic and you can ¡®listen on input¡¯ by
pressing a front-panel button. To access the tone-burst you simply double press
the mic PTT button. It is the ideal alternative rig for packet radio where a
dedicated rig is required rather than tie up the main station VHF/VHF rig.
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The IC-207H dual band
transceiver has a simplicity normally associated with single band use. Single
band display has been adopted, individual band select provides simple selection
of the VHF and UHF bands. It has a detachable front panel allowing flexible
installation in many types of vehicles. Other outstanding features include a
total of 180 memory channels, quiet stand-by with tone squelch, pocket beep and
tone decode scan are all standard. No need to install optional units as in
traditional mobiles.Full 50W on 2m and 35W on 70cm, with 20, 10 and 5W power
levels.
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The IC-2100H is the high
power 55W version of this popular mobile rig. It has 50 regular memories plus 1
call channel and 6 scan edge memory channels. Memory information can be
transferred to VFO or transferred to another memory channel. 2 scratch pad
memories are available to automatically store your previous duplex or simplex
frequencies for instant recall, great for when you are on the move. One-push
action switches with no [FUNC] switch to worry about. Has large, easy-to-read
display which also displays alphanumerics.
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The IC-2800H mobile high tech
dual-band mobile from Icom with colour LCD. This provides wide viewable angle
for easy viewing with four different display modes. The controller can be
separated from from the main unit for greater flexibility. There is external
video input for monitoring TV with an external tuner (either PAL or NTSC),
digital camera, GPS/ car navigation systems. Other features include simple
bandscope function, 9600bps packet connection, independent tuning controls and
convenient memory editing.
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* Freq: Tx/Rx 144 - 146, 430
- 440MHz FM * Rx 118 - 136MHz AM * Power 50/35W, 20W, 10W, 5W * 8 tuning steps *
Memories 232 * Screen size 7.62cm (3in.) *Supply 13.8V DC @ 12A max Tx power *
Size: Controller 140 x 70 x 34mm, Main unit 140 x 40 x 165.8mm * Weight:
Controller 290g, Main unit 1.15kg |
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The IC-706MkIIG is the
enhanced version of this popular HF/VHF mobile rig. It has more features but in
the same physical size. New features include 70cm UHF band, extended receive to
470MHz. Power has been increased to 50W on 2m and 20W on 70cm as well as narrow
FM capability with the FM deviation set for 2.5kHz, ideal for the new 12.5kHz
channel spacings. Excellent performance allows this transceiver to be used as
your main rig for the HF, VHF and UHF bands if required.
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TM-D700A Kenwood
Dual Band with Built-in TNC
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The TM-D700E is a 50/35W 2m/70cm dual
band transceiver that features a built-in TNC and a 9-pin data port ready for
connection to your PC or laptop. The front panel is a separate unit that connect
back to the main body via the supplied cable. It also features ARPS for
displaying position information of other users and if you connect the NMEA data
output from a GPS receiver, your position information will also be transmitted.
For the modern band plan, you also get switched deviation for 12.5kHz and 25kHz
channel spacings. DX enthusiasts will love the DX cluster direct readout - no
need for PC connection! And if you get bored with the ham bands, the receiver
goes right up to 1300MHz (at least the USA version does, so we are checking this
out with Kenwood UK). You also get a bandscope and 200 memories with 8-digit
alphanumeric tags.
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The TM-G707E FM Dual Bander
from Kenwood is extraordinarily user-friendly, from the extra-large control
panel, large amber-coloured LCD, and Kenwood¡¯s new Easy Operation Mode. The Easy
Operation Mode allows the transceiver to be operated as easily as a car radio.
For those conscious about security, the front panel can be simply removed
whenever the vehicle is left unattended.
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The TM-V7E FM dual band
transceiver with easy-to-operate control panel and cool-blue reversible LCD. Its
programmable memory can store five entire operating profiles. There are 280
memory channels (180 channels when using Memory Name function).
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The TM-742E is Kenwood¡¯s FM
multibander. Fitted with 2m and 70cm as standard, it can receive three bands
simultaneously with the addition of one of three optional FM band units 28MHz
(50W), 50MHz (50W) and 1200MHz (10W). It has separate antenna and speaker
terminals for each band, as well as separate Vol, Sql and memory channels. For
low power operations there are also 5 and 10W settings (1W for 1200MHz).
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The FT-90R Micro Commander
from Yaesu is the world¡¯s smallest high-power dual- band mobile. The FT-90R
provides 50W of power on 2m and 35W on 70cm, the package only just measures
100x30x138mm. Cooling is achieved by using the diecast chassis as a heat sink
plus a microprocessor-controlled cooling fan. The Mico Commander¡¯s receiver
front-end utilizes a GaAs MES FETdevice for greater sensitivity and noise
immunity. Besides coverage of the 2m and 70cm amateur bands, the FT-90R receiver
provides extended coverage of 100-230, 300-530 and 810-999MHz. There is a
built-in AM detector allowing clean monitoring of the aircraft
band.
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The FT-100 12-band Mobile
Transceiver covers 160m - 70cm including 6m (50MHz). 100W HF, 50W 2m, 20W
70cm, with all mode operation as well as a general coverage receiver up to
970MHz. It comes complete with DSP bandpass filter, notch filter, noise
reduction & equalizer. Also fitted is speech processor, VOX, CTCSS &
tone burst, and for the CW enthusiast a Morse keyer.
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This compact 2m transceiver
from Yaesu is ready to go with mic., hardware, and built-in CTCSS encoder for
repeater access. With 31 memories it provides all the storage you are likely to
need. The FT-2500 makes a lovely 2m mobile installation and its neat
ergonomically designed front panel means it¡¯s easy to operate on the
move.
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The FT-2600M 2m transceiver
is built to exacting US military specifications. It is constructed using an
aluminium diecast chassis/heatsink assembly providing outstanding mechanical and
thermal properties. On transmit there is 60W of true FM power and on receive its
super sensitivity will pull weak signals out of the noise. This rig will provide
years of reliable performance under the most difficult of operating conditions.
It¡¯s an operators dream come true. (Not released in UK yet)
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The FT-3000M is the only 2m
FM mobile rig with a full 70W of power. Other features include an Interactive
Programming system, Digital Coded Squelch and Smart Search memory storage
system. Wide band receive from 110 to 180MHz, 300-520MHZ and 800-999MHz . AM
receive automatically operates from 110 to 137MHz.
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The FT-8100R 2m/70cm FM
mobile transceiver with extended receive coverage 110 - 550MHz and 750 -
1300MHz. It is the ideal mobile transceiver with 50W on 2m and 35W on 70cm. It
has remote front panel design. It can also be used as a base station rig and is
packet ready for 1200bps and 9600bps packet. With 208 memories, DTMF,
cross-band repeat and 7 tuning steps makes this a very popular VHF/UHF
transceiver.
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