Yaesu Ft 50r. Yaesu FT50R Dual Band Handheld Ham Radios (2) eBay eMail Subscription Registered users are allowed to subscribe to specific review topics and receive eMail notifications when new reviews are posted. The FT-50R requires the FNB-41 or FNB-42 9.6~volt rechargeable NiCd battery packs for full 5-watt transmitter power output
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The FT-50R is manufactured to rigid commercial grade standards, and is the only amateur dual band HT to achieve a MIL-STD 810 rating Plus the FT-50R is the first dual band HT to include Digital Coded Squelch (DCS), super loud audio, and the "widest"band receive allowable.
YAESU FT50R HandHeld Transceiver Jüri, Rae vald, Harjumaa Audio
The Yaesu FT-50R is manufactured to rigid commercial grade standards, and is the first dual band handheld amateur radio to achieve the prestigious MIL-STD-810 rating Plus the FT-50R is the first dual band HT to include Digital Coded Squelch (DCS), super loud audio, and the "widest" band receive allowable. eMail Subscription Registered users are allowed to subscribe to specific review topics and receive eMail notifications when new reviews are posted.
Yaesu VX7r VS Yaesu FT50r. Comparison. YouTube. The FT-50R requires the FNB-41 or FNB-42 9.6~volt rechargeable NiCd battery packs for full 5-watt transmitter power output However, where slightly lower maximum power output is acceptable, the 6-volt FNB-40 and -49 Ni-Cd packs offer smaller size and lighter weight.
YAESU FT50R HandHeld Transceiver Jüri, Rae vald, Harjumaa Audio. NB! The above output power levels are with 9.6 VDC supply Modulation system: Variable reactance Max FM deviation (Factory set): ±5 KHz Spurious emissions: Better than -60 dB Microphone impedance / connector: 2 Kohm / ?-pin Microphone input level: ? mV MISCELLANEOUS Manufactured: Japan, 1996-199x (Discontinued) Additional info: Related documents: User manual (1.8 MB) Modifications and fixes. The FT-50R is manufactured to rigid commercial grade standards, and is the only amateur dual band HT to achieve a MIL-STD 810 rating