Buy Reduced Price on: STANDARD C888 VHF FM MARINE RADIOTELEPHONE in Nedlands, WA, Australia

Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Standard

The Standard C888 is 25 watt Sinthesized VHF FM Radiotelephone with Built-in Micro Computer

Specification
General
Channels               55 International Marine channels
Mode of Operation                                           Simplex & Semi Duplex
Channels spacing                                              25 kHz
Temp. range                                                     -15 C ~ +55 C
Supply voltage                                                 13.2V positive & negative ground
Current Drain                                                   TX Hi power       6A
                                                                          L power            1.5A
                                                                          RX stdby (Full light on) 0.7A
RF impedance                                                  50 ohm
Freq. stability                                                   0.0007%

Transmitter
Power output                                                    25W/1W reduced power
Max. Deviation                                                +/-5 kHz
Mod. Distortion                                                5%
Spurious & Harmonics                                    80 db
Hum & Noise                                                  45 db

Receiver
Sensitivity (20 db S/N)                                    0.5uV
Selectivity (2 signal)                                        75 db
Spurious & Image                                            75 db
Audio output (10% Dist)                                  3W
Hum & Noise                                                   45 db

Dimension and weight
W                                                                     222 mm
H                                                                        80 mm
D                                                                      331 mm
Weight                                                             3.1 Kg (Net)

Features
Marine VHF FM Radiotelephone features innovative microcomputer-aided operations. Built-in microcomputer memorizes, thinks and makes decisions for quick and correct channels control.
The microcomputer offer the following functions:

VHF marine channels (55 international channels) are programmed
Capable of memorizing, or programming 10 frequencies.
Scans up the stored channels frequencies.
Automatically searches for busy channels. ( Busy scan)
Automatically scan for stored channels. (Free scan)
A higher priority is given to the CH 16.(156.800 MHz)
Dual watch of both CH 16 and any one selected channel.
CH 15 and CH 17 are automatically switched to low power.
The lights of the channels indicator and the key board are adjustable with dimmer control.
Buzzer sounds at each press of key or at press of un-programmed channel key.
Recording terminal for connection to a tape recorder for recording communication signals.
Built-in power breaker protects the unit from damage when power supply is connected in reverse polarity or when power supply voltage becomes high.
Control panel can be reversed for installation on a ceiling or wall.
Waterproof Mylar speaker.
Automatic power control.
Power line filter.

All you see in the photos is what you get.

This unit is unpacked but as never been used.

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