Frequency coverage: 30-76 MHz in 25 kHz steps, covering 6 and 4 meters ham band
RF Power output: 4 W
Power supply: 24 VDC
I've got the radio without accessories, and I'm going to use a Clansman Single Transducer Headset (see info and photos on Armyradio web site) which I bought some times ago. Is simple to use, like a speaker-microphone.
I've no battery. To get the 24 VDC needed from a 12 V battery I use a variable voltage notebook power supply similar to this:
The highest voltage is 24 VDC and Imax = 2 A, enough to supply the radio without any problem.
Using the radio is very simple: rotate the 4 frequency knobs (x10 MHz, x1 MHz, x100 kHz and 0-25-50-75 kHz). The ON-OFF knob have 4 positions:
- O: OFF
- W: Whisper (radio on, squelch on, low volume on headphone, high microphone sensitivity)
- L: Loud (radio on, squelch on, high volume on headphone, low microphone sensitivity)
- *: squelch off, Loud mode
A real volume control is not present, but the audio in Loud mode is enough to understand voice also keeping the headphone in hand (in a quiet envoronment). No problem in any mode wearing headphone.
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