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General| Frequency Range TX | 144-146 MHz |
|---|---|
| Frequency Range RX | 144-146 MHz |
| Mode | FM |
| RF Power Output | 5W |
| Dimensions | 58 x 128 x 26 mm |
| Weight | 370 g |
| Channels | 10 |
| Power Output | 5 W |
| Voltage | 12V |
Details frequency coverage, channel steps, emission type, voltage, and current consumption.
Lists receiver circuit type, sensitivity, adjacent channel selectivity, intermodulation, and audio output.
Outlines power output, frequency stability, modulation system, deviation, noise, emissions, distortion, and burst tone.
Explains EAR jack, MIC jack, LOW power button, DIAL selector, VOL/OFF control, SQL control, and ANTENNA Jack.
Describes the Monitor (Burst) button, PTT button, and Unlock Lever on the side panel.
Details the BUSY/TX Indicator Lamp, Keypad functions, and LCD display on the front panel.
Lists various battery packs, dry-cell case, and compatible compact/quick chargers.
Details the features and operation of the NC-29 desktop quick charger.
Explains the PA-6 mobile adapter/charger for charging specific battery packs.
Describes the FBA-17 dry-cell battery case for using AA batteries.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely removing and replacing battery packs.
Details the functions and usage of external speaker/microphones for enhanced operation.
Discusses antenna compatibility, impedance, and connection for optimal performance.
Essential steps before first-time operation, including charging and familiarizing with controls.
Guides on setting the squelch control to silence noise and open on signal reception.
Instructions on how to transmit, including using low power and the PTT switch.
Explains the two operating modes and how to switch between them for frequency selection.
How to change operating frequencies and select channel steps using the DIAL and keys.
Procedures for storing and recalling frequencies in memory channels [0] through [9].
Setting up and using standard repeater shifts (+/- 600 kHz) and reverse function.
Storing independent transmit frequencies for repeaters with non-standard shifts.
How to activate and use band and memory scanning features, including hiding memories.
Setting up and using the priority function to check activity on a specific channel.
Using the FTS-12 unit for tone squelch, setting frequencies, and modes.
Step-by-step guide for installing the optional FTS-12 tone squelch unit.
