Standalone SDR transceiver … no PC, portable, compact Self-contained single band … based on the I/Q RF front end Softrock-compatible … designed to interface with SR v6.3 RXTX, etc. Low Power … 90ma (Cube), plus 100 ma (Softrock Rx) or 300 ma (Software Tx) Add-on RF Amp & Attenuator … good control of incoming…
Features The all band model has all ham bands, RX 100 kHz-30 MHz The two band model frequency coverage is 2 MHz…8 MHz Transmit modes LSB, USB, CW and tune Output RF power 10W RF output, SWR, voltage and PA current displays in LCD Built in keyer: Dot priority, Iambic A, Iambic B and straight…
Frequency range: 10-160 m + WARC / 50-54 MHz Mode: SSB/CW RF Power output: Hi: 40 W Lo: 5 W Voltage: 13.8 VDC Impedance: 50 ohms Manufactured: 199x-200x (Discontinued) Other: FM option New price 2000 in the US: $799.
The rig receiver offers general coverage from 1.5 to 29.9 Mc. It is an up-conersion RX with the first IF located around 45 Mc while the second IF is at 455 Kc. This second IF provides selectivity by means of two integrated mechanical Collins filters of 2.4 Kc (SSB) and 0.5 KC (CW). In…
Claimed performance data: The claimed performance data look quite promising (source: ‘Funkamateur’ 10/2009): Frequency range: 1.7 to 30 MHz Additional ranges: 6m and 2m, if appropriate RF pre-selection and amplification is added by the user MDS 80m: -123 dbm (@ 500 Hz BW) MDS 10m: -127 dbm (@ 500 Hz BW) IP3: >…