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Despite its size, the TM-271A can provide an impressive 60 watts of RF power, with a choice of High/Low output.
This transceiver is capable of receiving the NOAA Weather Band and responding to emergency transmissions such as storm warnings by emitting an audible alert tone.
| Built tough to take rough treatment in its stride, the TM-271A meets the strict U.S. Department of Defense MIL-STD 810 C, D, E and the latest F environmental standards for vibration and shock. |
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Capable of displaying up to 6 large alphanumeric characters, the positive-type green LCD display comes with a 32-step brightness control to suit all driving conditions. Also, the front panel and microphone keypads are both illuminated for ease of use. Note that keys for only the 5 most frequently used functions are arranged on the front panel for simplicity (other functions can be quickly accessed via menu). |
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The TM-271A is supplied with a DTMF microphone as standard.
The large oval (2.28" x 1.38") speaker mounted in the front panel provides excellent clarity.
| Each of the 200 memory channels can be used to store, transmit, and receive frequencies independently. Additionally, memory data can be edited and stored on your computer using MCP-1A Memory Control software. For details on purchasing an interface cable, consult your local dealer. |
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At-a-glance identification of 100 memory channels is possible with up to 6 alphanumeric characters per channel. Up to 200 channels are available if the memory name function is not used.
For maximum versatility, the TM-271A offers several scan functions, including VFO (band) scan, all memory scan, program scan, memory group scan (group scan), call scan, tone/CTCSS scan, DCS scan and priority scan, which checks a priority channel every 3 seconds. TO (Time-operated), CO (carrier-operated) and seek scan resume modes are also provided.
The built-in CTCSS and DCS encoder/decoder enables operation of the 42 CTCSS subtone frequencies and 104 DCS subtone codes.
Thanks to the built-in TCXO, frequency stability is ±2.5ppm, while frequency drift is less than ±365 Hz at -20°C ~ +60°C.
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1750Hz Tone Burst |
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Time Out Timer |
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KMC-32 16-Key Hand Microphone |
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MC-60A Desktop Microphone (Requires MJ-88) |
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PG-2N DC-Power Cable |
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PG-3B DC Line Noise Filter |
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| PS-33 DC-Power Supply |
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PS-53 Heavy Duty DC-Power Supply (22.5A) |
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SP-50B External Speaker |
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KPS-15 DC-Switching Power Supply |
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MJ-88 Microphone Plug Adapter |
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Not all accessories are available in all markets.
For availability, contact your nearest dealer.
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Kenwood follows a policy of continuous advancement in development.
For this reason specifications may be changed without notice.
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