The Micom-3F is a desktop, front panel, HF-SSB, DSP controlled radio, with embedded ALE. ALE JITC certified. It is fully compliant with FED-STD 1045 and MIL STD 188/141B and meets the MIL 810 STD (Dust, Shock, Vibration, Rain, Salt & Fog).Meets or exceeds NTIA specifications and FCC Part’s 15, 80 and 90. The radio supports voice, data, e-mail and fax applications. Lightweight and compact, saving valuable cabin space, the radio is designed to operate under tough environmental and physical conditions. The radio supports voice, data, e-mail and fax solutions. Compact size.
- 125 W power output PEP/Average
- Variable Bandwidth
- Built In Test Equipment (BITE)
- Front panel control and programming
- Selectable power output
- Operates on all 1.6 to 30 MHz frequency range
- Build-in digital noise blanking and clarifier
- Multi-Lingual Full dot matrix display with enhanced key-board
- Security access codes for radio programming
- Multi-net ALE per MIL-STD 188-141B
- GPS interface (for adding internal or external GPS receiver)
- Accessory port for multiple point-to-point communication
- Interface for high speed data modem (9600 bps or higher)
- Optional USB communications port for external keyboard (Keyboard supplied by owner). (Option G419)
- Remote control via PC
- ALE JITC Certified
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