5W UHF Handheld Transceiver

CAT.NO: DC1068

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5W UHF Handheld Transceiver

$95.00

Overview

Ultra high powered UHF transmission from a compact handheld unit. It has all the features you would expect such as 1W/5W power selection (to save battery), CTCSS, VOX, and a large backlit LCD. Advanced repeater and Dual Watch features are on-board too, often reserved for more expensive units. Providing up to 20km range in a weatherproof case, it’s exceptionally good value.

Features:

- CTCSS

- VOX

- 20 memory store

- Call tone melody

- Large backlit LCD

- Dual Watch

- Repeater function

- 3.5mm headset socket

- Belt clip

Specifications

Transceivers and Communication

Communications Band

UHF/CB

Radio Channels

80.0

How is unit mounted?

Handheld

Transceiver Power Source

Internal Battery

Line of Sight Range

20.0 km

VOX function

true

CTCSS transceiver

true

Transceiver Scanner

true

Repeater Function

true

Key Lock Function

true

External Speaker Socket

true

External Microphone Socket

true

Charging dock included?

true

Backlit LCD

true

CB Output Power

5.0 W

Number of included CB Radios

1.0 pc

Power from rechargeable battery

Shape

Lithium Rechargeable Battery Cell/Pack

Batteries included

true

Batteries replaceable

true

Mains rechargeable

true

12V rechargeable

true

Rechargeable battery required to power

Main Product

Type

Lithium Ion

Water resistance details

Water resistance classification

Weatherproof

Ingress Protection Rating

IP Rating

IP67

Product Dimensions

Width

60.0 mm

Height

185.0 mm

Depth

45.0 mm

Weight

240.0 g

Dimension details

Main unit + Battery + Antenna

Internal or Sub-part Dimensions

Length

60.0 mm

Width

119.0 mm

Height

45.0 mm

Packaged Dimensions

22.2cm(Length) x 16.8cm(Width) x 7.8cm(Height)

Downloads

Manual for DC1068

Articles

30 August 2023

UHF CB (Citizen Band) Radios

For those who grew up in the '70's and 80's who "loved" 27MHz CB you would be pretty used to the 'hit and miss' reception of "breaker, breaker, this is rubber duckie..." CB. It worked, and it worked pretty well sometimes but range could be extremely variable and it could be very noisy.