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(22) WARNING 
Do not operate radio in hazard environments. Explosion or fire may result. Do not 
operate radio near unshielded electrical blasting caps. Under certain conditions, 
radio can interfere with blasting operations and may cause an explosion. Turn your 
radio OFF to prevent accidental transmission when in a “blasting area” or in areas 
posted “Turn your radio off”. Construction crews often use remote control RF 
devices to set off explosives. 
 
(23) SPECIFICATIONS 

General 

Number of frequencies                              5 
Number of Quiet Codes CTCSS               38 
Modulation Type                                        FM 
Antenna Impedance                                  50 Ohm 
Operating Temperature                             -20 to +55C 
Dimensions                                               121.5 x 55 x 38 mm 
Weight (without batteries)                         145g 
Casing                                                       High Impact materials 

Receiver 

Unit   Limit 

Frequency range (simplex) 

MHz  463.975 To 464.375 

Intermediate Frequency    1st 

MHz  21.7 

                                          2nd 

KHz  450 

Sensitivity At 12dB Sinad 

uV   

0.5

 

  

 

CTCSS Sensitivity 

uV   1 

Squelch Sensitivity Threshold 

uV   

0.5

 

  

 

Spurious Response Atten 

dB   

65

 

  

 

Adjacent Channel Rejection 

dB   

55

 

  

 

Image Rejection 

dB   

65

 

  

 

Hum And Noise At 1.5KHz Dev. 

dB   30 

Max. Audio Output Power 

mW  

250

 

  

 

Audio Distortion 

%   

5

 

  

 

Working Voltage 

V   6(4×AA) 

Min. Working Voltage 

V   

4

 

  

 

Low Battery Indicator 

V   4.0±0.2 

Current Drain At Max. Power 

mA   

150

 

  

 

Current Drain at Standby Mode  

  

   

                           Saving Off 

mA   

60

 

  

 

                           Saving On (Average) mA   

25

 

  

 

Summary of Contents for PERSONAL TWO-WAY RADIO

Page 1: ...nnels that you can carry almost anywhere and use to talk to any person who is set on the same channel as long as they are within range ote Generally the higher you are the further the line of sight co...

Page 2: ...s set to be skipped 6 Displays when the VOX voice operated transmit function is activated 7 Displays L for low and H for high mic sensitivity VOX 8 Indicates the batteries are low 9 Displays when the...

Page 3: ...n rechargeable batteries can get hot or explode if you try to recharge them 1 Pull out the rubber cover from MIC CHRG and connect the adaptor s barrel plug to the radio s MIC CHRG jack then plug its o...

Page 4: ...n weak signals Release to turn auto squelch back on CALL Hold down to send a page to other radios set to the same channel as yours A call ringing tone is heard on all the radios Scroll or step UP Sets...

Page 5: ...ET Q SCA keypad until QUIET appears and the quiet code flashes 2 Repeatedly press or hold down or until you see the code number you want to use 3 Press QUIET Q SCA keypad to store the code 4 To turn o...

Page 6: ...on the radio to turn this feature on or off AP ON appears when the feature is on AP OFF appears when the feature is off 15 USING KEY PAD LOCK To lock or unlock all feature changing keypads on your ra...

Page 7: ...e of the art technology not seen in other two way radios with its dual level built in VOX function Operation can be with OR without an external headset mic The VOX feature replaces your PTT keypad as...

Page 8: ...ulation Type FM Antenna Impedance 50 Ohm Operating Temperature 20 to 55C Dimensions 121 5 x 55 x 38 mm Weight without batteries 145g Casing High Impact materials Receiver Unit Limit Frequency range si...

Page 9: ...oom microphone GE 232 Earphone with in line microphone GE 233 Earphone with throat microphone GE 234 Carry case webbing with adjustable shoulder strap GE 235 Battery pack super 1800mA NiMH Nickel Meta...

Page 10: ...Zartek Zartek Zartek Zartek PERSONAL TWO WAY RADIO AUTHORISED DEALER DATE PURCHASED SERIAL UMBER...

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