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ALINCO 2m FM HAND HELD TRANSCEIVER DJ-120T/E INSTRUCTION MANUAL ALINCO ELECTRONICS INC. 438 Amapola Avenue, Unit 130, Torrance, CA 90501, U.S.A. Phone: (310) 618-8616 1-1-1 Mishimae, Takatsuki city, Osaka 569, Japan PS0117 A1INCO ELECTRONICS INC. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Specifications Accessories available for the DJ-120T/E Controls Preparing for operation Operation Power Frequency selection Call channel Squelch Power selection CTCSS tones (DJ-120T) DTMF PAD (DJ-120T) LAMP (DJ-120T) Reset pg.
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2 pg. 3 pg. 4 pg. 5 pg. 8 pg. 9 pg. 9 pg. 9 pg. 10 pg. 10 pg. 10 pg. 10 pg.10 pg.11 pg. 11 SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL Frequency coverage: Frequency step: Emission type: Antenna Impedance: Operating voltage: Operating Current: (typical at 7.2 vdc) 144.0-147.995 MHz (DJ-120T) 144.0-145.995 MHz (DJ-120E) 5 kHz (800 channels) (DJ-120T) 12.5 kHz (160 channels) (DJ-120E) 16F3 (FM) 50 ohms, unbalanced 5.5to 12 vdc Battery save 15 mA Squelched 42mA 98mA Max. audio out 750mA Transmit HI Transmit LO 350mA 14-16 hours 61h “(H) x 23/a “(W) x 13 “6 ” (D) 0.82Ibs. (with EBP-7NAZ) Dual conversion; 1st IF 21.6 MHz; 2nd IF 455 kHz Less than .25 uV @ 12 dB SINAD more than 60 dB More than ± 7.5 kHz at -6 dB Less than ± 15 kHz at – 60 dB Less than -12 dB more than 200 mW (10% THD), 8 ohms Battery charging time: Dimensions: Weight: RECEIVER Type: Sensitivity: Spurious response Rejection ratio: Selectivity: Squelch sensitivity: Audio output: INTRODUCTION The Alinco DJ-120T/E is a compact, hand-held 2 meter transceiver for the active VHFer. The transceiver comes standard with 10 memoriesNFOs, DTMF pad (DJ-120T), subaudible tones (DJ-120T), and 2.5 watts of RF output power. The DJ-120T/E has 10 dual function memoriesNFOs. Each or the 10 can act as a full-function VFO, complete with + or – 600 kHz repeater shifts and programmable subaudible tone.