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ICOM PMR SRP 25 Watts Repeater Designed to enhance coverage of a two-way radio system, the cost effective SRP repeater series uses a combination of Icom IC-F5012/F6012 entry level mobile radios and can be used as a VHF to VHF (SRP-V11), UHF to UHF (SRP-U11), or cross band repeater (SRP-X11). The SRP repeater instantly retransmits received audio without any noticeable delay. All repeaters...


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VoIP Gateways, connected to the FRN Network, give a bigger range to portable/mobile radios. These gateways are situated on different locations. Everything that is received by one gateway is send to other gateways over the internet. The other gateways retransmit the received signal. The gateways use the FRN Client software and are connected to a FRN server. A group of connected gateways is a net....


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Specification: Frequency Range 421.5750 ~ 421.9125MHz transmission Receive 440.0250 ~ 440.3625MHz 1mW * / 10mW transmit power (+20% ~ -50%) less receiver sensitivity 7dB? (12dB SINAD) AC adapter with power supply DC 8.0V * Current consumption less than 200mA when transmitting 150mA when receiving less Number of channels 27ch Operating temperature range -10 ~ +50 Dimensions 120.0 (width)...


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The GMR3699-2CK is the industry's first fully submersible GMRS/FRS two-way radio. Rated JIS-7, it will withstand being submerged 3 feet for 30 minutes with no damage. Plus, if dropped in the pool or lake, it floats! The GMR2872-2CK is also packed with all the industry-leading features you'd expect from Uniden, including Mossy Oak© New Breakup© camoflage design, Direct Call, 36-Mile maximum range,...


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Dimension 98.2mm ? 56mm ? height 33mm width depth (With battery included) Weight Approximately 264 g (supplied with the antenna and battery) Op. time About 11 hours (ON power-saving mode) 9 hours (when power save function is OFF) Receive 5 ?: 5 Sent: 90 used in the standby state (output 5W) Emission type F1E/F1D/F1F Modulation 4-FSK Frequency range TX:...


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