| Application | |||
| For on-site communications such as warehouse, manufacturing, hospitality, school and security occasion, etc. | |||
| Main Features | |||
| ■ 50 CTCSS tones/105 DCS codes ■ 128 channels to store ■ Wide frequency range UHF: 400-470MHz / VHF: 136-174MHz ■ Channel spacing: 25 / 12.5KHz ■ 1750Hz tone for repeaters ■ SOS emergency function ■ Shift repeater ■ VOX and Scan function ■ Back-lit display with 3 colors |
■ 3 display modes on display: VFO, MR and CH ■ TOT (Time-out Timer) function ■ Busy channel lockout (BCLO) function ■ Squelch adjustable to 9 levels ■ Keypad lock ■ High/Low power selection ■ Inverted frequency function ■ Function/channel reset ■ FM radio receiver ■ Kenwood 2 Pin audio jack |
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| MT-777 operates respectively on VHF and UHF bands. Thanks to its vast range of technical specifications and functions, they are positioned at the top of the range of amateur units.
The display can be adjusted in three different colors to improve the reading quality in any situation. With the alphanumeric keypad you can easily set the frequency and channels and the very practical VOX function that allows you to talk hands free without having to press any keys. MT-777 is equipped with a Li-ion 1,300mAh battery pack that guarantees 11 hours of autonomy and the rapid desktop charger that can charge the complete radio unit or just the battery pack. |
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| Specifications | |||
| General | |||
| Frequency Range | 136-174/400-470MHz | ||
| Channel Spacing | 12.5/25KHz | ||
| Channel capacity | 128 | ||
| Antenna Impedance | 50Ω | ||
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion, 1300mAh | ||
| Power Voltage Range | 7.4V DC±20% | ||
| Temperature Range | -20～+55℃ | ||
| Weights | 210g With antenna&battery | ||
| Dimensions(H×W×D) | 100×58×33mm | ||
| Transmitter | |||
| RF Power | ≥4W | ||
| Frequency Stability | ±1.5PPM | ||
| Max Frequency Deviation | <5KHz / 2.5KHz | ||
| Spurious emissions | -36dBm<1GHz,-30dBm>1GHz | ||
| Adjacent Channel Power | Within European legal terms | ||
| Audio Distortion | <3% | ||
| Occupied Bandwidth | Within European legal terms | ||
| Receiver | |||
| Sensitivity | 0.3uV | ||
| Audio Distortion | <3% | ||
| Audio Response | 300Hz – 3KHz | ||
| Adjacent Channel Selectivity | Within European legal terms | ||
| Intermodulation Rejection | Within European legal terms | ||
| Spurious Response | Within European legal terms | ||
| Audio Output | 500mW@8Ω For 5% THD | ||
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