Product Overview
UHF Two-Way Radio Booster Cabinet with 407-410 MHz and 416-419 MHz Passbands and Battery Backup Input
Condition
Unused and never installed, new old stock. It comes complete with its documentation, drawings and all system components. Markings legible: "SERIAL# 64469-D", "61-65-02-OLC-G2", "TX RX SYSTEMS, INC." and a CAUTION label on the cover.
Ships from our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day. We've been selling online since 1999.
Product Overview
A complete UHF signal booster in its own hinged-door cabinet, built around a pair of labeled passbands, 407-410 MHz and 416-419 MHz. TX RX Systems builds RF conditioning equipment for land mobile radio, and this cabinet carries its full system, from the filter blocks to the power panel.
Key Features
- Filter blocks labeled 407-410 MHz and 416-419 MHz, each tagged 3-9774
- Two modules labeled 3-5969
- Power panel 3-15503 with LOSS OF AC ALARM TERMINAL, 3 AMP SLO-BLO AC FUSE and 5 AMP DC FUSE
- Three-pin BATTERY BACKUP INPUT: A P.S. Sense, 24 VDC; B Battery DC In, 24-29 VDC; C Ground
- Two large perforated modules mounted inside the cabinet
- Housed in a Hoffman stainless steel enclosure, A36H3012SSLP, 36 x 30 x 12 inches
Applications
- Adding or replacing a booster on a UHF two-way radio system that runs channels in the 407-410 MHz and 416-419 MHz passbands
- Keeping a spare on hand for a site that already runs a 61-65-02-OLC-G2
Frequently Asked Questions
Does documentation come with it?
Yes. Its documentation and drawings come with it, along with all system components.
Can it ship to a home address?
No. It ships by freight to a business address with a loading dock or forklift, within the 48 contiguous states.
Does it take a backup battery?
Yes. The BATTERY BACKUP INPUT is marked B Battery DC In, 24-29 VDC, with A for P.S. Sense, 24 VDC and C for Ground.
Is it set for the 407-410 MHz and 416-419 MHz passbands?
Yes. Its passbands are 407-410 MHz and 416-419 MHz, one on each filter block. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
407-410 MHz on one filter block, 416-419 MHz on the other, and never installed. Check both against your channel plan before it goes on the truck.
