Yaesu FT-70DE

Novi Yaesu FT-70DE je kompaktni i vrlo povoljno cenjeni YAESU System Fusion transiver koji omogućava konvencionalnu analognu FM operaciju i napredni C4FM digitalni režim. FT-70DE pruža do 5W pouzdane RF snage, a njegov veliki prednji zvučnik isporučuje 700 mW glasnog audio izlaza. Zbog boljih karakteristika BER (Bit Error Rate) koje C4FM nudi u poređenju sa drugim digitalnim modulacijama, korisnici mogu očekivati izvanredan kvalitet zvuka.

Novi digitalni FT-70DE uključuje naš jedinstveni Automatski Odabir Režima (AMS) funkciju. AMS detektuje radni režim primljenog signala kao C4FM digitalni ili analogni FM i automatski i odmah prebacuje prijemnik na odgovarajući režim. Korisnici ne moraju ručno menjati između režima. Višebojni LED indikatorski prikaz režima na prednjoj strani omogućava operatoru da lako vidi u kom je režimu FT-70DE u datom trenutku. LED indikatorski prikaz režima jasno i vidljivo pokazuje režim prenosa/prijema menjajući boju, tako da je radni režim transivera lako prepoznatljiv na prvi pogled.

Jedna od drugih karakterističnih osobina FT-70DE je Digitalni Grupni Monitor (GM) sa DG-ID (Digitalna Grupa Identifikacija) i DP-ID (Digitalna Lična Identifikacija), koji su sada uključeni u FT-70DE radi pojednostavljivanja GM operacije. U suštini, transiveri koji odaberu istu DG-ID ili DP-ID mogu međusobno komunicirati. DG-ID i DP-ID se mogu birati između 00 i 99, što pruža veliku fleksibilnost, omogućavajući korisnicima da uživaju u grupnoj komunikaciji sa prijateljima u GM režimu prema njihovim individualnim operativnim potrebama.

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