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General| frequency range | 29.7 to 37.0MHz (K), 35.0 to 50.0MHz (K2) |
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| number of channels | Max. 16 channels |
| channel spacing | 20kHz / 25kHz |
| PLL step | 5kHz |
| operating voltage | 7.5V DC |
Battery Life and Operating Environment| battery life | 9 hours at 6 watts |
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| operating temperature range | –30°C to +60°C (–22°F to +140°F) |
| dimensions with KNB-17A battery | 58 W x 155 H x 38 D mm |
| weight with KNB-17A battery | 600g |
Receiver| sensitivity (EIA 12dB SINAD) | 0.25µV |
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| selectivity | 70dB |
| intermodulation | 65dB |
| spurious response | 70dB |
| audio power output | 500mW |
Transmitter| RF power output | 6W / 1W |
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| spurious harmonics | 55dB/60dB |
| modulation | 16KøF3E (Wide) |
| FM noise | 45dB |
| audio distortion | Less than 3% |
Lists all items included in the transceiver package, such as belt clip, screws, and manual.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the battery pack from the transceiver unit.
Steps to securely attach the antenna to the transceiver's connector.
Guide for attaching the belt clip to the transceiver using screws.
Procedure for covering the universal connector with a cap for water resistance.
Steps to connect an optional speaker/microphone to the transceiver.
Identifies and illustrates the main controls and indicators on the transceiver's various views.
Explains the meaning of various icons and indicators shown on the transceiver's display.
Details which functions can be assigned to toggle switches, PF keys, and speaker/microphone keys.
Provides in-depth explanations for various programmable functions like AUX, Channel Up/Down, and Key Lock.
Instructions on how to switch the transceiver on/off and adjust the audio volume.
Explains how to change channels using the selector or programmed keys.
Step-by-step guide on how to initiate a transmission and speak into the microphone.
How to set the squelch to filter out background noise or receive weak signals.
Describes how to start and stop the channel scanning sequence on the transceiver.
Instructions on how to include or exclude channels from the scan list.
Explains how Priority Scan works, focusing on monitoring a designated priority channel.
Details the different types of revert channels the transceiver can use during scanning.
How to use 2-Tone signalling for selective call reception.
Explains the use of DTMF signalling for sending coded tones.
Describes the DBD feature which can inhibit transmission based on received codes.
How the transceiver sends DTMF tones upon PTT press or release.
Instructions for selecting and setting up QT/DQT tones for selective call reception.
How to activate Key Lock to prevent accidental key presses.
Explains the TOT feature that limits transmission duration.
Describes BCL which prevents transmission on an occupied channel.
How to use the Voice Scrambler for private communication.
Explains the various tones emitted by the transceiver to indicate status and errors.
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