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Ai Based on - 5% Transmit at 5 Watts setting of r.f. output power (1.4 Amp)
5% Receive at 200mWatts Audio (0.15Amps)
90% Receiver squelched (0.02Amps)
Aii Based on - 5% Transmit at 1Watt setting of r.f output power (0.8Amp)
5% Receive at 200mWatts Audio (0.15Amps)
90% Receiver squelched (0.02Amps)
B Based on - 10% Transmit at 5Watt setting of r.f. output power (1.4 Amp)
10% Receiver at 250mWatts Audio (0.15Amps)
80% Receiver squelched (0.02Amps)
Charge Held While Stored
The Following Data is Approximate:
BATTERY PACK Typical Life of fully charged pack at 25°C
Duty Cycle Ai Duty Cycle Aii Duty Cycle B
850mAh NiCad 9 hrs 12 hrs 5 hrs
1200mAh NimH 12 hrs 20 hrs 7 hrs
3.5 Battery Life Guidelines
• New batteries should be fully (trickle)
charged and fully discharged several times to
achieve full capacity.
To a large extent, the battery life will depend
on the usage, or Duty Cycle of the radio - i.e
the battery will be drained much quicker if
the radio is transmitting continually than if it
is just receiving. Additionally, if the radio is
set to High Power (5 watts*), the power drain
will be considerably greater than if transmit-
ting on Low Power (1 watt*)
* Standard power settings.
Values predicted from calculation -
Battery Pack Duration
At 25 ºC At 45ºC
850mAh NiCad Up to 50% Charge 4-6 Months 4 Weeks
1200mAh NimH Up to 50% Charge 4 Months 4 Weeks
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Simrad HT50 Specifications

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BrandSimrad
ModelHT50
CategoryRadio
LanguageEnglish

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