Hilberling PT-8000A, Operating Manual

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The following MF/HF amateur radio bands – slightly modified depending on
IARU region the TRX will operate – are defined in the PT-8000A software as TX
bands. They are directly selectable with band pushbuttons (except 60 m):
Button Band Sign Frequency Range
1.8 1 160 m MF 1.810 1 /1.800 2,3 ... 2.000 MHz
3.5 2 80 m
HF
3.500 ... 3.800 1 / 4.000 2 / 3.900 3 MHz
– 60 m 5.260 ... 5.410 MHz
7.0 3 40 m 7.000 ... 7.200 1 / 7.300 2,3 MHz
10 4 30 m 10.100 ... 10.150 MHz
14 5 20 m 14.000 ... 14.350 MHz
18 6 17 m 18.068 ... 18.168 MHz
21 7 15 m 21.000 ... 21.450 MHz
24 8 12 m 24.890 ... 24.990 MHz
28 9 10 m 28.000 ... 29.700 MHz
Tab. 13
11.1.2 VHF Amateur Radio Bands
Pushing 0 VHF button (located in the cluster MODE) will call up the VHF
menu and will recall the last frequency used in VHF (50 MHz, 70 MHz,
144 MHz or 110 MHz).
The respective band will be displayed inverse in the VFO softkey menu (s. P.
41).
Like on HF the last two frequencies used on VHF are recalled through the
0 VHF button.
Two more frequencies are allocated to the stand-by -VFO.
The following VHF amateur radio bands are defined in the PT-8000A software
and selectable with softkeys (plus one additional RX range):
Button Band Sign Frequency Range
0 VHF
→
Softkey 50 6 m
VHF
50.000 ... 52.000 1 / 54.000 2,3 MHz
0 VHF
→
Softkey 70 4 m 70.000 1 / 69.900 2 ... 70.500 1 / 70.700 2 MHz
0 VHF
→
Softkey 144 2 m 144.000 ... 146.000 1 / 148.00 2,3 MHz
0 VHF
→
Softkey 110 RX Range 110.000 ... 143.999 MHz
Tab. 14
If a transverter has been used the last time VHF was activated the respective
softkey will be displayed inverse. The specific transverter will be activated
again.
1
= IARU Region 1
2
= IARU Region 2
3
= IARU Region 3
1
= IARU Region 1
2
= IARU Region 2
3
= IARU Region 3