Repeaters

The TKR-750/TKR-850 is a synthesized, 50/40-watt commercial grade repeater. During over-temperature conditions, the power output is automatically reduced to 25-watts. The high power level is adjustable between 10 and 50/40-watts.
Standard Features:
DC battery backup switch-over in an event of a primary DC power failure.
The battery backup circuit includes a charge feature.
Built-in CTCSS and DCS.
Built-in DTMF decoder.
Programmable Station ID.
3-1/2" Rack mount chassis.
16 programmable channels with Wide/Narrow channel spacing for each channel.
6 programmable function keys with front panel speaker and microphone jack.
Built-in cooling fan.
DSP audio processing.
    
TKR-750 Specification: TKR-850 Specification:
Frequency range K:
146-174 MHz
Frequency range K:
 440-480 MHz
Frequency range K2:
136-150 MHz
Frequency range K2:
 480-512 MHz
Channel Steps:
2.5, 5, 6.25 KHz
Frequency range K3:
 400-430 MHz
Temperature range:
-30ºC to +60ºC
Channel Steps:
 5, 6.25 KHz
Frequency Stability:
±2 ppm
Temperature range:
 -30ºC to +60ºC
Power Supply:
13.8 VDC
Frequency Stability:
 ±1.5 ppm
Current RX:
800 mA
Power Supply:
 13.8 VDC
Current TX:
<13 A
Current RX:
 800 mA
RF Impedance:
50 Ohms
Current TX:
 <13 A
IF Amplifier First:
44.85 MHz
RF Impedance:
 50 Ohm
IF Amplifier Second:
455 KHz
IF Amplifier First:
 44.85 MHz
Sensitivity (12dB Sinad):
0.35 µV
IF Amplifier Second:
 455 KHz
Selectivity:
85 dB
Sensitivity (12dB Sinad):
 0.35 µV
Intermodulation:
80 dB
Selectivity:
 83 dB
Spurious Attenuation:
90 dB
Intermodulation:
 78 dB
Hum and Noise:
50 dB
Spurious Attenuation:
 90 dB
RX Antenna Connection:
BNC Female
Hum and Noise:
 50 dB
Output Power (Cont.):
50 (25) watts
RX Antenna Connection:
 BNC Female
Spurious Response:
80 dB
Output Power (Cont.):
 40 (25) watts
Distortion:
<3%
Spurious Response:
 80 dB
TX Antenna Connection:
Type N Female
Distortion:
 <3%
Dimensions:
19” x 13” x 3.5”
TX Antenna Connection:
 Type N Female
Weight:
21.4 lbs
Dimensions:
 19” x 13” x 3.5”
   
Weight:
 21.4 lbs

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