T7F was designed in Germany especially for packet-radio at 9k6. It uses a PIC processor connected to a PLL : therefore, 10 channels are available, programmable via any COM port, selected with a BCD code. It's 6 Watt output should be high enough for any data links.

Change your frequency as often as you need and enjoy 9k6
with a transceiver really designed for this speed !

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Specifications :

Frequency range	430,000 ... 440 MHz
Channel spacing	12,5 kHz ou 25 kHz
Switching time	40 ms (txdelay 4)
Temp. range	-5 à +50°C
Power supply	7...14V, 60mA RX, max. 2,5A TX
Dimensions	145 x 75 x 22 mm
Receiver
Digital sensitivity	-120dBm (=0.22µV) for BER<10-4  (measured with a DF9IC modem)
Analog sensitivity	-118dBm for 20dB SINAD (CCITT
AF Fréquency range	1Hz ... 7000Hz at -3dB
Intermodulation	-54dB (Mesure à 3 tons)
Selectivity	> 56dB
Overtone attenuation	> 60dB overtone 1, >51dB overtone 2
Transmitter
Output power	1.5W with 7V, 6.5W with 12V
Frequency range	1Hz ... 15000 Hz à -3dB
Klirrfaktor	<1.5%
Selectivity	- 66dBc (1. OW), <-75dBc

• Kit, with German , French or english documentation ), enclosure (drilled), connectors, no BCB coder :

Please Note!! This Kit Requires Some Technical Knowledge and should Take about 8 Hours to Build

Be part of the digital revolution and join the
9600 Baud users at a 1200 Baud price !

Due to Lack of Interest from the Packet Community in The UK for High Speed Linking I have now Decided to Discontinue Development and Supply of any Kits

The Above is for Information Purposes Only

Enjoy packet radio!

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