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FM-50-A
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency
Range:
Transmitter:
FCC
File
#
Power
Output
into
50
ohm
load:
Duty
Cycle:
Crystal
Multiplication:
Frequency
Stability:
Modulation:
Modulation
Limiting:
Audio
Response:
Distortion:
Spurious
&
Harmonic
Radiation:
Hum
&
Noise:
Receiver:
Frequency
Stability:
Sensitivity:
Selectivity:
Spurious
Response
Attention:
Intermodulation
Spurious
Attention:
System
Audio
Response:
Audio
Output:
Hum
&
Noise
Level
Squelch:
Duty
Cycle:
Crystal
Frequency
Formula:
I~
147
to
174
Mcs,
on
any
single
channel
(not
necessarily
the
same
for
receiving
and
transmitting)
Hammarlund
Type
FM-50-A
117V AC
operation,
35
watts
(00%)
12V DC
operation,
30
watts
(±10%)
6V DC
operation,
20
watts
(±10%)
117V
AC - 1
min.
on, 1
min.
off
12V
DC - 1
min.
on, 4
min.
off
6V DC - 1
min.
on, 4
min.
off
Twelve
Times
0
0.0005%
(_30
0
to
+ 60 C
ambient
temperature
range)
OVEN
CONTROLLED
16F3,
±5Kc
deviation
for
100%
modulation
at
1000
cps
Instantaneous
and
automatic,
. 25V
rms
input
at
1000
cps
for
thresh-hold
of
limiting
+1
to
-3
db
from
300
to
3000
cps,
1000
cps
reference
Less
than
10%
at
3.5
Kc
deviation,
1000
cps
modulating
frequency
At
least
60
db
down
At
least
40
db
below
±3. 3 Kc
deviation,
1000
cps
reference
See
transmitter
specifications
above
0.5
microvolt
or
less
for
20
db
quieting
±5 KC
(or
greater)
at
6
db
down
±17 KC
(or
less)
at
100
db
down
At
least
90
db
down
At
least
65
db
down
±2
db
from
300
to
2500
cps,
1000
cps
reference
At
least
1. 0
watt
at
less
than
10%
distortion
into
built-in
speaker
Squelched,
at
least
50
db
down
from
rated
output
Unsquelched,
at
least
40
db
down
from
rated
output
Signal
to
noise
ratio
type,
front
panel
adjustable,
. 15
microvolt
or
less
at
thresh-hold
Continuous
Signal
Frequency
-10.7
MC
3
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