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General |
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| HAM bands | ? | ? | 160m 80m 60m 40m 30m (WARC) 20m 17m (WARC) 15m 12m (WARC) 11m (CB) 10m |
| Freq. stability | ? | ? | Below 10 MHz: 50 Hz/MHz Above 10 MHz: 20 Hz/MHz Both after 30 minutes warm-up |
| Tuning steps | ? | ? | Continuous |
Receiver |
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| RX-range | 0.538-34 MHz (1.580-1.720 MHz gap) in 4 bands | 1-20 MHz in 5 bands | 0.2-0.42 / 1.1-30 MHz in 5 bands |
| Modulations | AM CW | AM FM CW | AM CW |
| Sensitivity | ? | ? |
AM: 5 µV CM 1-2 µV |
| Selectivity | ? | ? | 1.5 / 3.0 / 6.0 / 12.0 kHz selectable (-6 dB) |
| Filters | ? | ? | 500 Hz switchable crystal filter |
| Receiver system | ? | Superhet with RF-stage | Superheterodyne |
| IF-freqs. | ? | 460 kHz | 450 kHz |
| Image rejection | ? | ? | ? |
| Audio output | ? | 0.05 W | 1 W |
Transmitter |
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| TX-range | - | - | - |
| Modulations | - | - | - |
| RF-output | ? | ? | - |
Connections |
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| Antenna | - | Proprietary (military) | - |
| Impedance | ? | 50Ω | 70/80Ω |
| Other | - | - | - |
Electrical |
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| Power req. | Mains | 12 / 24 V DC, 110 / 120 V AC depending on version | Mains (100-125 or 200-250 V AC) or external PSU |
| Current RX | ? | ? | 80 W |
| TX | - | - | - |
Physical |
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| Manufactured | Between 1951 and 1954 | Between 1951 and 197x | Between 1959 and 196x in Great Britain |
| Dimensions |
470 × 229 × 241 mm (18.50 × 9.02 × 9.49 in) |
310 × 215 × 230 mm (12.20 × 8.46 × 9.06 in) |
426 × 222 × 350 mm (16.77 × 8.74 × 13.78 in) |
| Weight | 18.60 kg (41.0 lbs) | 10.50 kg (23.2 lbs) | 25.80 kg (56.9 lbs) |
| Form factor | Base Station | Mobile | Base Station |
Other features |
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| Memories | ? | ? | None |
| Usage | Amateur / Ham radio operators | Military communication | Military communication |
| Features | ? | ? | ? |
| Accessories | ? | ? | ? |
| MPN | HALLICRAFTERS-S-000076 | MILITARY-R000209 | EDDYSTONE-000730/8 |
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