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BTECH AMP-U25 User Manual

BTECH AMP-U25
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BTECH AMPLIFIER USER MANUAL
READ FIRST】:
The BTECH Series Amplifiers are available in different frequency bands and frequency modulation modes (D
Series covers both FDMA/TDMA).
Transmitting Out of Band (Example: Transmitting VHF on UHF):
o FDMA Amplifier: Transmitting out of band on the FDMA Amplifiers will pass through the direct HT power through.
Ensure the connected antenna is matched and you can transmit out of band without amplification
o TDMA Amplifier (D Series): Amplifier will not transmit out of band (example: it will not transmit a VHF signal on the
UHF amplifier (vice versa)). Do not transmit out of band on the TDMA (D Series) Amplifier
Transmitting on a different Modulation Mode:
o FDMA Amplifier: The FDMA amplifier will not properly transmit another other modulation mode (such as DMR
which is TDMA)
o TDMA Amplifier (D Series): The TDMA Amplifier is compatible with both FDMA and TDMA signals. It will
automatically transmit the proper signal
Use a Proper External Antenna to the Amplifier
Antenna Basics
Your BTECH Amplifier does not include an Antenna. It is very Important to not transmit without an antenna or dummy load attached to the amplifier. Doing so,
may cause harm to the radio equipment.
You will want to choose a suitable antenna for the bands you plan on transmitting and receiving on.
Example: If you plan on transmitting on 145MHz you will want to ensure you have picked an antenna that states it is capable of working with 145MHz.
If an antenna is not properly tuned for the frequency you transmit on it can cause damage with the reflected power going back into the radio. Pick an antenna
with SWR of less than 1.5:1 to safely transmit.
Magnetically Mounted Antennas:
These antennas must be grounded to a metal surface, such as a vehicle body. Magnetic base antennas do not properly operate unless they are fully
magnetically grounded first.
Product Highlights:
●The BTECH Amplifier series are portable, lightweight, wide coverage RF power amplifiers for Handheld Radio equipment.
●Dual mode Amplifier for both Digital and Analog Radio Automatic recognition of digital and analog systems.
Use the FDMA Amplifier for: Analog, P25 Phase 1, C4FM (System Fusion), NXDN, IDAS, dPMR, MPT1327
Use the D Series TDMA Amplifier for all FDMA Modes Plus DMR and P25 Phase 2
TDMA Amplifier Signified by “D” on Model Number
●High output power up from 20-30 watts (Input: 2-6 watts)
●Small size: This amplifier's size makes it the perfect companion for field operation without the added weight.
●Includes Voltage Spike Suppression, Over Temperature Protection, RF sensing, Automatic Power Control (APC), Harmonic Filters.
●Harmonic Filters: Purifies the input signal and transmits a cleaner signal
●Built-in large speaker and microphone socket.
●Status indicators: Shows on the amplifier the current status.
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BTECH AMP-U25 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBTECH
ModelAMP-U25
CategoryAmplifier
LanguageEnglish

Summary

READ FIRST

Transmitting Out of Band

Guidance on transmitting outside specified frequency bands for amplifier safety and performance.

Transmitting on a Different Modulation Mode

Explains amplifier compatibility with various modulation modes like DMR, FDMA, and TDMA.

Proper External Antenna Use

Importance of using a suitable, tuned antenna to prevent damage and ensure performance.

Antenna Basics

Antenna Selection and Tuning

Advice on choosing antennas for specific frequencies and importance of SWR tuning.

Magnetically Mounted Antennas

Requirements for grounding magnetic base antennas for optimal operation.

Product Highlights

Key Amplifier Features

Overview of portability, dual-mode operation, high output, and built-in protections.

Basic Options to Operate your Amplifier

Operation Option 1

Connects radio and amplifier via antenna jacks, using the radio's controls.

Operation Option 2

Uses radio's accessory jack for external mic/earpiece with amplifier.

Operation Option 3

Connects via antenna and audio jacks, using built-in speaker and supplied mic.

FCC Statement

Compliance with Part 90 Rules

Details FCC limits and conditions for preventing harmful interference in residential installations.

RF Exposure Standards Compliance

Lists relevant standards for RF exposure compliance, including FCC and IEEE.

RF Exposure Compliance and Control Guidelines

Operating Instructions and Guidelines

Procedures for safe operation and maintaining occupational/controlled environment exposure limits.

Supplied Accessories

Lists all items included in the amplifier package.

Technical Specifications

Details frequency range, power supply, input/output power, current, size, and weight.