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The FT-7800R provides 50 Watts of power on the 144 Mhz band, and 40 Watts on the 430 MHz, and is designed for simplicity of operation along with high performance in the receiver section. The FT-7800R is ideal for the active Ham who has a need for simplex, repeater, or FM satellite operation on both bands, but without the complication of cross-band repeat capability, which is available on our FT-8800R and FT-8900R models.
Outstanding Features ?Triple band stacking register ?2 types of preamplifier (Regular and Higain) for HF and 50MHz bands, 1 for 144MHz band ?20dB RF attenuator ?Level adjustable noise blanker (101 steps) ?BPF function below 500Hz band width in SSB mode ?1/4 speed dial tuning function for SSB-data, CW and RTTY modes ?108 selectable DTCS and 50 selectable CTCSS with encoder/decoder ?1750Hz tone encoder ?Optional high stability crystal unit, CR-338 ?Up to 10 memo-pads temporarily store frequencies and modes ?Quick split function with split lock function ?± 9.99kHz RIT and TX ?Band edge beep ?CI-V capability for PC control ?VOX ?Program, memory, select memory and F scans ?IF transmit audio monitor (SSB mode only; AF transmit audio monitor for the other modes) ?102 memory channels ?9600bps data terminal ?AH-4 control circuits ?Auto TS function ?Optional voice synthesizer unit, UT-102 announces the operating frequency, mode and S-meter level ?1Hz tuning and indication
Compact yet incredibly rugged, the FT-250R 2-meter handheld is derived from our Vertex commercial transceiver line, providing exceptional receiver performance along with clean, clear transmit audio. Built to withstand the rigors of outdoor use, the 16-key FT-250R is constructed inside a die-cast aluminum housing, with a large, high-output speaker delivering 700 mW of Loud Audio for outside field environments. And the illuminated keypad provides easy viewing during nighttime operation. You need a radio that's as tough as your operating environment; compare the features of the FT-250R to other handhelds, and youÂ’ll see that there is no comparison!
5 Watts Power Output
The FT-250R puts out a maximum of 5 Watts of clean power, with selectable power-saving choices of 2 Watts and ½ Watt also being available with the touch of a front panel key.
Long-life Battery and Desktop Charger
The FT-250R comes complete with a 1400 mAh battery and a desirable desktop charger
Loud Audio
The FT-250R provides 700mW of Loud Audio and is the perfect choice for noisy enviornments.
Power Saving Circuit Design
The FT-250R includes Yaesu's exclusive power saving circuit design that provides for longer operating time that most other handhelds with comparable batteries.
Direct Keypad Frequency Entry
The FT-250R includes a 16-key keypad, providing both direct frequency entry and fingertip DTMF control on transmission. And a 9-memory DTMF autodialer allows simple access to autopatches or Internet Linking nodes such as the Yaesu WIRES-II system.
209 Memories
The versatile memory system of the FT-250R includes a total of 209 channels that can store frequency, CTCSS/DCS information, repeater shift, and a 7-character alpha-numeric label to aid in channel recognition.
Wide/Narrow Deviation Selection
For operation in narrow-band channel situation, the FT-250R includes both Wide and Narrow deviation selection capability, to ensure compatibility with local operating requirements.
Ultra-Rugged Construction
The FT-250R is tested to meet the exacting requirements of MIL STD 810C/D for shock and vibration. Among the most rugged Amateur hand-helds ever created, the VX-150 is ready for action in the most challenging operating environments!
Other Features
– Water resistant case construction – Automatic Repeater Shift – Memory-Only operating – Scanning Mode: VFO / Memory / PMS / Dual Watch – Nine DTMF Auto-dialer memories – Two Front Panel programmable keys – RF Squelch – Battery Voltage Display – TX Deviation Level (5 kHz or 2.5 kHz) – Transmit Time-out Timer and Automatic Power-Off – Busy Channel Lock-out – ARTS (Auto-range Transponding System) that "beeps" the user when you move out of communications range