| Features | |||
| The RK-3xx series of switches uses vacuum relays. | |||
| It is designed to switch coaxial lines in RF systems | |||
| operating up to 5 kW continuous duty. | |||
| Specifications | |||
| • Port Isolation (Worst Case): 55 dB | |||
| • Power Rating (<2:1 SWR at 30 MHz): 5 kW ICAS/3 kW CCS | |||
| • Control Voltage: 27 Vdc/100 mA | |||
| • Loss (HP): <0.03 dB below 60 MHz, <0.25 dB below 150 MHz | |||
| • Loss (SD): <0.03 dB below 30 MHz, <0.16 dB below 60 MHz | |||
| • Impedance: 50 Ω | |||
| • 24 or 12-volt relay operation | |||
| • Control Line: x-wire plus ground | |||
| • Usable to 150 MHz | |||
| • Fully RF-shielded with Al cover | |||
Price : 130 EUR – http://lowbandsystems.com/
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