Vertex Standard VX-231 - HF SSB Radios; VX-1210; VX-1700

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20-Watt portable manpack radio designed
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all times is a must. Simple to operate, it is
a self-contained HF station for both voice
and non-voice operating modes.
• High-capacity Li-Ion battery
• Large group communications
• Integral noise blanker
• Automatic antenna tuning
100 Watt radio designed to operate as a
mobile radio or as a base station for long-
haul land mobile communications.
KEY FEATURES
• 500 Channels
• 20 Watt / 5 Watt (J3E/A1A/F1B)
• 10 Watt / 2.5 Watt (H3E)
• 3 Programmable Keys
• 8-Character alphanumeric display
• Built-in Noise Blanker
• SSB/CW, AM, Data operating modes
• Call Alert / Hailer (multiple tones)
• CW Semi Break-in
• Time Out Timer (TOT)
• Battery Status Monitor
• Field programmable
• Variable Split Band Voice Scrambler (option)
KEY FEATURES
• 200 Channels / 5 Groups
• 100 Watt (A1A, J2B, J3E)
• 31 Watt / 25 Watt AM Carrier (A3E)
• 4 Programmable Keys
• 6-Character alphanumeric display
• Built-in Noise Blanker
• CW Side Tone Function
• CW Semi Break-in
• Voice Activated Transmit (VOX)
• Display Dimmer
• Automatic Link Establishment (ALE option)
• Variable Split Band Voice Scrambler (option)
SIGNALING
• SELCALL
• TELCALL
• Message Call
• Position Request Call
• Position Send Call
• Beacon Request Call
VX-1700
HF SSB Radios
VX-1700
VX-1210
VX-1210
WHY USE HF SSB RADIOS?
HF: High Frequency range 3-30 MHz
SSB: Single Sideband – compression method used to transmit voice or data
into a more compact signal.
Coverage: HF SSB transceivers are used for very long range
communication with limited to no impact from buildings or obstructions
such as mountains. HF radio waves can cover large distances based on
propagation of the radio signal transmitted.
Reliability: HF SSB radios often are used as an alternate emergency
communications back-up solution. The HF radio signals bounce off a layer of
charged particles in the Earth’s atmosphere, known as the ionosphere, and,
depending on conditions, it can operate at times when other modes
of communication fail.
Ionoshere
Sky Waves
Space
waves
HF Radio Propagation