Frequency Coverage
Receive
Band A 118 - 524 MHz
Band B 136 - 524 MHz
800 - 1300 MHz* (*excluding cellular band)
Transmit
Band A/B 144 - 148 MHz, 430 - 450 MHz
Output Power
HI VHF/UHF 50W / 50W
MID VHF/UHF Approx.10W / Approx. 10W
LOW VHF/UHF Approx. 5W / Approx. 5W
Modes of Operation
F1D, F2D, F3E

144/430 (440)MHz FM dual bander equipped with “APRS ®” data communication system capable of exchanging positional information, messages and operating frequency, enabling multi communication with all amateur radio operators around the world.

General Features

• Internal clock fo APRS time and date stamping
• APRS Sort Function. (Sort the station list by call sign, date time, or distance)
• APRS Filter Function
• Now with APRS Speed and altitude beaconing.
• APRS QSY Function. (You know where they are, now you know what frequency they are using for voice communications) This will be of great help to first responders.
• ARPS Decay Algorithm
• APRS Proportional Pathing
• APRS Voice Alert
• APRS Weather Beaconing is possible with some Peet and Davis weather stations.
• Three different APRS grids: Traditional, SAR and Maidenhead.
• EchoLink Ready with ten dedicated memory channels
• Two backlight colors: Amber and Green
• Built-in TNC compliant with AX.25 protocol
• Dual Receive, even on the same band
• NOAA eather alert
• MCP compatible with ARRL "Travel Plus" CD
• 1,000 memory channels
• Sky Command System II+
• High Power 50W on VHF and UHF
• Sound card interface built-in
• Free MCP programming software
• VGS-1 Voice Guide and Storage unit optional
• NMEA 0183 GPS I/O port