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Desktop Shortwave receiver
Handheld VHF Transceiver
HF/VHF Receiver

General

HAM bands 6m  6m  ?
Freq. stability ? 5 ppm per year ?
Tuning steps ? 25 kHz 9 / 10 kHz

Receiver

RX-range 0.48-30.6 MHz 30-76 MHz 0.15-30 / 87-108 MHz
Modulations AM   SSB   N-FM   AM   W-FM Stereo   CW   SSB  
Sensitivity ? ? ?
Selectivity ? ? ?
Filters ? ? ?
Receiver system Single conversion superheterodyne ? ?
IF-freqs. 450 kHz 11.525 MHz ?
Image rejection ? ? ?
Audio output ? ? ?

Transmitter

TX-range - 30-76 MHz -
Modulations - N-FM   -
RF-output ? 4 W ?

Connections

Antenna Clamps / screws Proprietary (military) Built-in ferrite bar + Built-in sweep
Impedance ? 50Ω 50 Ω
Other - - -

Electrical

Power req. Mains 24V DC 4.8-6V DC (4R6/AA)
Current RX ? ? ?
TX - ? -

Physical

Manufactured Between 1955 and 1961 in Great Britain Between 19xx and 19xx in RACAL BCC Ltd. in England Between 200x and 200x
Dimensions ? ? 190 × 115 × 32 mm
(7.48 × 4.53 × 1.26 in)
Weight ? ? 370 gr (13.1 oz)
Form factor Base Station Handheld Portable

Other features

Memories ? ? 700 channels in 1 bank(s)
Usage Amateur / Ham radio operators Military communication Amateur / Ham radio operators
Features ? Range: 10 km when used with 1.2 meter standard whip antenna in open country side, and up to 20 km when used with a vehicle antenna. ?
Accessories ? ? ?
MPN EDDYSTONE-000840/A CLANSMAN-PRC-000351 ETÓN-E000010