1990-025-RES WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of at its regular meeting on September 18, 1989, in No. 89-034
RESOLUTION NO. 90-025
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Paris, did
at its regular meet ing on September 18, 1989, in Ord inance
No. 89-034 authorize the advertisement for bids for
furnishing labor, materials and equipment and performing all
work required for the installation of the UHF Radio System
for Public Works Radios, which bids were received until 3:00
o'clock P.M., Tuesday, March, 6, 1990; and,
WHEREAS, the best bid for such UHF Radio System and
installation was made by Airwaves Communications, Inc.,
Paris, Texas and it should be awarded the bid for such UHF
equipment and installation; and,
WHEREAS, the form of contract for such UHF Radio System
and installation is attached hereto as Exhibit A, should be
approved; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
PARIS, That the Bid of Airwaves Communications, Inc., for the
UHF Rad io Sys tern and ins talla t ion, in the amount of
$55,896.00 is hereby accepted and let conditioned upon said
contractor meeting all of the terms and specifications
included in the bid documents; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Mayor of the City of
Paris, Eric S. Clifford, be, and he is hereby authorized and
directed to execute on behalf of the City of Paris the contract
wi th Airwaves Communica t ions, Inc. for the UHF Rad io Sys tern
and installation, upon the terms and conditions and in the
form shown in Exhibit A attached hereto.
Passed and adopted this
Eric
Mayor
ATTEST:
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STATE OF TEXAS ~
COUNTY OF LAMAR ~
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT, the CITY OF PARIS, Paris, Texas, a municipal
corporation, acting by and through its Mayor, Eric S.
Clifford, duly authorized, hereinafter called CITY and
Airwaves Communications, by and through its owner, Michael B.
Smi th, here inaf ter called AIRWAVES, do hereby contr ac t and
agree as follows:
1. That AIRWAVES agrees to perform all labor and furnish all
materials for installion of the UHF Radio System for Public
Works Rad ios for the City of Par is, in accordance wi th the
specifications on Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part
hereof.
2. That CITY agrees to pay AIRWAVES the amount submitted in
bid document, said amount being $55,896.00; 80% within 30
days of delivery of equipment and 20% within 10 days of
completion of installation.
Executed this 12th day of March, 1990.
CITY OF PARIS
By
Eric S. Clifford, Mayor
ATTEST:
Mattie Cunningham, City C~
EXHIBIT A
AIRWAVES COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
By
Michael B. Smith, Owner
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
T. K. Haynes, City Attorney
STATE OF TEXAS ~
COUNTY OF LAMAR ~
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day
personally appeared Eric S. Clifford, Mayor of the City of
Paris, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed
to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that he
executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein
expressed, and in the capacity therein stated.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE this 12th day of
February, 1990.
Notary Public, State of Texas
Printed Name:
My commission expires:
STATE OF TEXAS ~
COUNTY OF LAMAR ~
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day
personally appeared Michael B. Smith, owner of Airwaves
Communications, Inc., known to me to be the person whose name
is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged
to me that he executed the same for the purposes and
consideration therein expressed, and in the capacity therein
stated.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE this
, 1990.
day of
Notary Public, State of Texas
Printed Name:
My commission expires:
~hc City of Paris, Texas
Public \'Jorl~ti Dcpartnents Rclclio COl:ln\unica tions Equipr.lent
'l'he City of Pari~:;, 'l'cxas, \ViII receive bids lor the l'urchase ancl
installation of a replacement radio for system for the Public ~:':orks
agencies of the city.
The sy~tcm shJll consist of a UHF I~lobile relay repeater station,
antenna systeu, six UIF band control base stations, fifty two
mobiles unil~ (4G t\'lO channel & 6 sixteen channel w/dual priority
scan), and fourteen rortaLle radios (minimum of 8 channel capacity).
The existin<] VhF system shall be left in place whereever possible
until the mal system is completed to minimize any disruption of
City services and functions. Hhen existing equipment is removed
by the successfull biuder, it will be done so with carc and all
equipment remove~ shall Le perserved with units, antennas, mounts,
cables, and nccessories.
Potential bidders should contact Nr. nick Boots with the City of
Paris, for information about the proposed system and for access
to the prorcsed installation sites.
JITY OF PARIS, TEXAS
SPECIFICATIONS AND CONDITIONS
R1.DIO COHJ.'1UNICATIOHS EQUIPMENT
INTENT OF SprCIFICATIONS
It is the intent of these specifications to set forth the r.linimum
re~uirements for the purchase, perfOrT-lanCe and installation of
radio.con~unications equipment for the City of Paris, Texas.
The componentspecifications are minilfium specifications and are
intended to ensure reliable, high quality, available, readily
repairable equipment with minimum risk of obsolescence.
Items in thefic specifications which materially contribute to
equipment perforQance and reliability will not be compromised.
Bidders shall offer equipment which meets or exceeds the following
specifications or on accepted equal. Determinations to accepted
specifications and or accepted equal will be made solely by the
City of Parie, Texas.
FAILURE TO DE'l'l\IL ALL SUCh DEVIATIOHS HILL PROVIDE GROmmS FOR
REJE.C'l'ION OF 'l'liE EN'J.'IRE PROPOSAL AS Um~OR~eHY OF FUTURE CONSIDEHATIOH.
All costs to provide system capability as required in tllcse specifications
shall be included in the basic bid price. Dids which contain add-on
costs for ite~s which are svecifica11y called for in the specifications
will be rejected.
EVALUATION OF EQUIPMI1IT
Eva1uaticn of the ctjuipment \vi11 be f.lade on this Lasis:
A. 'l'echnicCll (luali ties of the proposal
I3. I:va1uation of the bidders understanding of the user's needs.
C. Cost.
D. Ability nnci facilities of bidder to produce the system requested.
~. Bidders service capabilities and parts Lackup.
The contract shall e awarded to the responsi~ ~ bidder best
meeting these criteria. The vurchaser may, at the City of Paris'
discretion, rrject any or all bids or accent anyone bid which
in its opinion best serves the interest of the City of Paris.
Only new, unused cyuil~1cnt in current production by manuf~cturerG
\;ith at h~iH:t ten yc~rn cxperiC:'tlce in tl\i~:; fiel\.. \li11 be consiuere(~.
The c~uivment offcrc~ shall be of the latest Gesign and in current
protiuction.
..Each !:,roposal shall inc1uue manufacturer I S r.1odel numbers and or
specific identification and specification sheets.
All equipment will meet applicable FCC type acceptance per FCC
rules 21,89, 90 & 93.
'l'URNKEY SYD'l'U:
1\11 bids shall Le for the entire system specified in all respects,
to insure that a complete system is bic1 so that nothing remains to
Le purchase~ cr supplicu other than items indicated in writing on
the bid. nid award will be made to single vendor who will assume
total system responsiLility.
\'iARRI'.HTY
The bic1cler f;hcJ.1I \varrant that all equipment shall conform to its
published specifications and be free from defects in material,
\JJorkznanship anu title. All equipment, unless stated elsewllere in
this document, shall be warranted for a minih1url1 of one (1) year
[or parts and laLor.
PhRTS
The bidder shall maintain a stock of replacement parts for each
item includeQ in this equipn\ent, and shall gUcJ.rantee to make parts
available as may be required for a period consistent with the
life of the equipment.
FCC License
Award of this bid is dependant upon the City of Paris, Texas,
receiving a FCC license for the proposed systen.
TF:R:.\ OF VALIDITY
All bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days [rom
bid opening ~ate.
Terms of vayncnt
80% vlithin 30 clays of delivery of cc~uipment, 20 ~ vlithin 10 clJ.ys
of completicn of installation.
SI.:CTION 1
LI;F REPENrI:R AND ACCESSORIr:S
The radio set shall be uesigned and constructed as a highly reliable
two way FN duplex continous duty station of proven performance over
years of reliable service. It shall consist of a transmitter, receiver,
and power supply mounted in a cabinet unit. It shall be capable of
operating on sf/ecific frequencies in the 450-470 mhz. band.
The repeater station shall incorporate coded squelch system
designed to l'linhlize reception of co-channel communications, nuisance
noise and skip interfcrance.
To avoid inadvertent keying of the transmitter for extended periods
of time which would result in channel tie-up, an automatic timer
shall be included in the radio. The timer shall turn off the transmitter
after a preset interval and shall reset automatically by the push to
talk circuitry.
A he line sur~e suppressor shall be provi~e~ and installed by the
successful bidder.
The repeater shall he installed on the conmrunications tower .9 mile
SE of Loop 286 & FM 1497, Paris, Texas.
The repeater must transmit and receive simultaneously. The antenna
system shall consist of duplex-capable componcts an band-pass/Lanu
reject cavities, intermodulation protection panel, troaJ-Land station
antenna with ci~e mount, Hcliax coaxial caLle with connectors, and
coaxinl jup.lpers, interconnecting cables an~ tjrounding kits, as
enunern tell on tcclmicill spec if iea tions .
SECTION l-TEClINIC.i\L SPECIFICNrIONS
UEF REPl~lIT[n S'l'lITION
General:
Duty Cycle (r:L\)
continou5
l\ffibient Temperature
(for full spec performance per EIA)
l&ulaicH ty (LL\):
Input power r.ource:
Optional Standby
Dattery Source:
Length of AC power cable
r.teter ing
Service Speaker
Service ~licrophone
Altitude
Operable:
Shippable:
Source Power Drain:
Transmitter:
Receiver:
Standby (\'1) max:
Rated auelio (H) max:
Cabinet (Indoor)
Si~e (In. (cm) )
Height:
Hidth:
Depth:
Number of rack units
Transnit/Reccive- 100~
-30*C to +€O*C
(-22*Fto +140*r)
90%@50*C(122*F)
121 VAC(+/-20%), 60 HZ
(internally convertable to 242)
13.8 VDC, 55 AH(min.)
10ft(305cm) minimum
Centralized notcring sockets for
test set
5 watt minimum @ 8 ohms required
Transistorized dynamic required
Up to 15,000 it (4,570m)
Up to 50,000 it (lS,250m)
Q 121 VhC
560H (r.1ax)
@12 VDC
350\'J (Av. )
65
105
5(hv.)
25 (Av. )
44-~ (113) ~lnlmum
2l-!~ (54.6) II
l5..J;a (39.4) II
22
Applicable to FCC rules lmrt numbers 21 & 90
'fRANSBIT'I'ER:
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Frequency range (Mhz.)
Rated pO\"er output (Uatts)
RF output impedence (Ohms)
Conducteu spurious & harmonic
emission (db)
Fresucncy ~tability (%)
Houula tion o.cv in tion (kh~z.)
FH noise (cJL)
Auriio distortion @lkhz
-- - - ,
450-470
100 minimum
50
-85
+/- 0.0002
o to +/-5
-55
less than 2%
Sr.CTIO~ i-Technical Specifications ~ontinued
DEl-' RI:PEATEn STATION
Rr:Cr:IVER:
Frequency Runge
RF Input Ir,\pcJence (ohms)
Channel Spacin<J(kh~.)
Censitivity (uV)
I:IA 12 l1L SINAi)
20 db Quieting
l~oise S(~uclch
C~ICSS Squelch
Sensitivity LIA 2-Signal (dB)
@25 khz.
Fre~u~ncy Stability (%)
Modulation Acceptance(khz.)
Int~r~otiulation (ull)
@25 kHz.
Spurious nr.d image rejection(dB)
Frequency spread
rrc~uency range (Mhz.)
Full Specs. (Mhz.)
3 db degrauation in sensitivity
Audio Hcsponze
Audio output
neceiver will have
4 50 - 4 7 0 r.lh z
50
~l r
.....J
0.35
0.5
0.2
8 uB SINAD
-90
+/-0.0002
+/- 7
-80
-100
406-470
1.6
2.0 mHz.
t:i thin + land -8 dB of GaB/octave
de-emphasis, 300 to 3000 Hz per EIA.
5 watts at less that 3% distortion
@ 1000 Hz.
progran~able coded squelch
AITTEH']" C"y "r':"l~'
'I 'ni.' J~ 0) "lLl'!
~he antenna systmu shall include alnugged broadLand 9 db gain o~ni
directional antenna with side mount bracket \vith 470 ft. of l~nurC\..'
lieliax 1,J7-~OAf connectors, jumpers of LDF4-50A lieliax cable. Grounding
kits sball Le installed at both'ends of the transmission line.
Duplexing cavities shall be of high quality low loss construction
and shall include dual isolators v.'ith ports terminated in minimuT:l
si~ty (60) watt loads.
SECTION 2
CONTROL STATIONS
Six UHF control stations ~Jith omni directional antenna systems
shall be furnished. Three stations shall be local control, two
stations shall be DC remote control and one station shall be
tone remote control.
'l'he tone remote control station will be installed at the PAris
Police Dept. and interfaced to a ComCenter Console. A highly
reliable (mininum 100 m.p.h. wind survival) 5 dB gain omni
directional Lase station antenna, side mount, and 45 feet of
LDF4-S0 heliax cable , connectors and jumper kit is required.
A DC remote control station shall be installed.in the Emergency
Operations Center at the City Hall and interfaced to existing
reIaote controls. A 5 db antenna as above with sufficent LDF4-S0
Heliax cable, connectors and mounting hardware to mount at the
35 ft. level on the tower on the roof of City Hall are required.
A DC re~ote centrol station shall be installed at the Water Treatment
Plant at Lake Crook and interfaced with existing rrnnote control.
This station will also have 12 volt DC battery Lackup capability.
A 5db omni antenna as aLove with sufficcnt 1df4-50 Heliax cable
and connectors shall Le installed on the roof of the building.
A local control station shalf Le' installed at Public Work~ Offices
on I.. Hickory ~trcet and interfaced with exis ting local control
desk set and :nicrophone speaker combinations. A SdD omni antenna
\1;i th sufficcnt LD1'4-50 ltcliux cuble emu connccto:a.., shall Le roof mounteu
near present VIlF antenna.
l~ locnl control station shall Lc installed at the Hastewater Treatment
Plant on US I!v,ly 271 North of Paris. A 5 ub oInni antenna \d th sufficent
LDF4-S0 Iieliax Cable and connectors will be installed above roof
level.
A local control station shall be installed at the City of Paris
An~aal Shelter on CleDent Rd. a 3 db omni direction antenna
with RGO/U coaxial cable and connectors shall be installed above
roof level.
The radio sets shall be a compact, reliable state of the art
technically advanced UHF FM two way radio. Units must be vlideband,
synthesized, PC programmable, rugged, minimum two channel capability
for repeater & talkaround operation, prograw~able tone & digital
coded squelch, microprocessor controlled for RF and coded squelch
frequencies. 'l'he stations will be fully operational for local
control as well as rer:\ote control \-,here specified. Stations shall
havc;Phogran~able carrier control timer to prevent system tie-ups.
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SECTION 2-Technical Specifications
UHF Control Static :
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Frequency range (Mhz)
Channel cpacity
System voltage
Duty cycle
Programming
Microphone
channel resolution
Coded Squelch
Specification standards for
operation in ndverse conditions
RI:;CEIVER
FrC(lUency ran(jc
RF Input Impedance
Channel Spacin(j
Sensitivity (tIA 12 dB Sinad)
Selectivity (rI~ 2 Si~nal)
E'requency stability
~1odula tion acceptance
Intermouulation
Spurious Rejection
Image'Rejection
Hum & Noise
Audio response
Audio output
Frequency scpcration
TnANs~nTTER
Frequency range
Rated power output
(adjustable to 50% of rated power)
RF output impedance
Conducted spurious & harmonic
ernmission
Frequency stability
Modulation Deviation
Audio distortion
FM Noise
~udio response
Frequency seperation
Remote Contrel
440-470
2 minimum
120 VAC- 60 hz.
Receiver 100%, Transmitter 20 %
PC, IBM or IBM compatible
Desk typ~-low impedance-plug in
Multiples of 12.5 khz.
Prograrrunable 33 EIA tones, 104
digital codes programmable by channel
Must meet radio industry's most
stringent specifications including
MIL SPEC 810 C and D, as well as
EIA vibration (HS152B method 14.3
and RS 204C method 24.2)
EIA Shock (RS152D Method 15 and
HS 204C Hcth(;~1 25)
U.S. Forest Service Vibration (Methods
7.15.1 and 8.11.1)
4 4 0 - 4 7 0 Ivlh z .
50 oh1:\s
2 5 kH z .
0.28 uV
-80 dB at +/-25khz
+/- .0005%
+/- 7 kHz.
-75 dB
-85 ull
-85 dB
-80 dB (squelched)
Per EIA RS 204 C
3 watts less than 5% distortion
20 Mhz. full performance
440-470 Mhz
25 watts'
50 ohms
-60 db
+/- .0005 %
o to +/-5.0 kHz
2% or less
-50 dB
Per EIA RS-152-B
20 mhz
DC control must provide standard control functions for tt'lO wire
operation. Tone control must be GE/Hotorola format compatible.
Antennas
SECTION 3 ,
~iOBILE UNI'1'S
Mobile radio units shall be designed and constructed as a rugged,
versatile, technically advanced state of the art FH two-way radio
operating in the 440-470 Hhz. band. It shull be synthesized, wideband,
PC programmable, ruggeuized (meeting MIL 810 C & D, U~S. Forest
Service anu EIA specifications for operation in adverse environments),
capable of both tone and digital coded squelch operation on a per
cllannel basis, minimum of 2 channel cupability (field expandable to
Ie channel with dual priority channel scan) · Front mount tinits.
'1'0 COlilpcnsat~ for existing future plans and changing COTllI'.lUnications
needs the rnoLilc radios should be of modular design to allow systen
groVlth irom two channels to as r,lany as 16 channels vd th dual priority
scan. rieIti chc1nging of mounting options (front to remote) '::', is
desired for flexibility in selecting the most convenient Wc1y to install
a rauio in a vehicle. The radio should fit in stAndard dash spaces
provided by manufacturers of most vehicles for stereo equipment.
All controls should be ergonomically designed for simple operation,
and give you instant cOl'lunand of all radio functions.
Radio should perform self diagnostic test when switched on to ensure
all cornponets are functioning properly.
46 two channel modular expandable FM two-way moLiles are required.
6 sixteen channel FM two-way mobiles with dual priority scan are required.
52 quarterwave stainless steel 450-470 mhz antennas with triple plated
brass nut, NNO mount, and minimum of 14 ft coaxial cable with
connector.are required.
Mobile units are to'be installed in exis ting City of Paris vehicles.
Existing radio units and antennas, raounts, and cables shall be removed
with care and preserved with all accessories and hardware.
f' "rImJ 3-Technical Sf,Jecif ic: . ons
Hobi1e Units
Channel resolution
Construction
11 to 16 VDC, negative ground
-30*C to +60*C(-22*F to +l40*P)
for full specified performance per EIA
5 kT.l(lG,500 ft)
95~ Rll at 50*C (122*1')
100~ Rcccive:t:"I 20 % Transuitter
PC, I13H or Im~ COMpa table
Dynamic, low impedance, plug in
46 units- 2chunnel expanGablc to 16 ch
6 units- lG channel with uual priority
scan
mul tip1es of 12.. 5 .: _ ~I ~ kHz
rugged, die cast aluminum frame, fiberglass
epoxy circuit boards
33 EIA tonc~, 10~ Digital codes programrlablc
by channel
System voltage
Temperature ranges
^ltitude
Humidity
Duty Cycle
Progranr.ling
r1icrophone
Channel capacity
Coded sfjuelch
RECF.IVrm:
Frequency range
RF input impcQcncc
Chnnnel spacing
Sensitivity
(EI^ 12 dn-SIN^D)
Se1cctivity(LIA 2-Sig~~1)
I"requency stability'
rO<.hllnti0n nccr.r t,".!l1CC
IntC'rnoculation
Spurious rejection
IJ1tage rej ection
Hum & noise
Audio reGponse
l\Uoio ou tpu t
frequency scpcration
TRl\USNITTER:
;',440-4 70 ~1hz
50 ohms
25, ,. kHz
0.2GuV
, -80 Llj~ilt -/+301.L::
-/+.0005t
-/+ 7 kHz
-75 dB
-85 dB
-05 dB
-80 dD squelched
, Per EIA RS-204-C
3 ~'a tts less tht1n 5% c.iir.;tortic,n
20 mHz 'full perfornance
.
Frequency range
Rated power output
RF output impcdencc
Conducted spurious & harmonic
Frequency stability
Modulation devintion
~udio distortion
FH Noise
^uc1io response
Frequency seperation
440-470 rnhz
25 wntts
50 ohms
-60 db
-/+ .0005 %
o to -/+ 5.0 kHz
2% or less
-50 dB
Per EIA RS-152-D
20 mhz full performance
SECTION 4
Portable Radios
Fourteen portable radios, 14 spare batteries, 14 swivel carry cases
and 14 standard rate desk type drop in chargers are desired.
Portable radios shall be synthesized, wideband, minimum 8 channel,
UhP 4 watt rU0Cjeu t,WO-\-lCly Fr~ radios. Standard programmable features
shall include tone and digital coded 'squelch on a per channel Lasis,
selective call decode, carrier control timer,
Transmitter and receiver shall be operated from a single battery
source. The pewer su~Vly shall be a recbar geable nickel cadium
battery pack. The battery shall be securely fastened to the bottom
of the rac1io lJY neans of a quick release slide and snap arrangement.
No. coins or tools or other mechnical ~evices shall be needed to change
a battery. It 511':111 be ca~able of operating tI!c radio set for a
rainimum cf 8 hours L\ctHeen chargcs .:It the 5~ transmit,S t receive,
90~ standLy ~llty cycle at maximum rated RF output. A 1200 mah bJttery
minimur.1 is desired. The en-off s\o:itch shall be an integral part of
the battery ro~er supply; this is to eliminate the hazards attendant
with inadvertant contact with foreign materials such as keys, live
anu~lUni tion and ether conductors.
Portable radios shall ~let EIA standards & U.S. Forest Service
specifications and MIL-STD-OIO C & D vibration ~nd shock standards.
'rhe channel information and function programming shall be deternined
by a battery buck-up RAN to allow rapid field programming of the
radio. Pro~r.nmmcd information shall remain in memory when the radio is
turned ofr or \Jhen the ea ttery is removeu from the unit. E squared
technolo~y shnll be utilized~
RF progrnmning shall only be Jccomplished by means of a seperate
prograrmncr. 'rhis requirement is to eliminate any illegal or unauthorized
re-progranunin0 of the radio.
SECTION 4-Technical Specifications
.y radios:include 1200 ~ah Jttcry, antenna
.6.0 to 9.0 volt5
8 channels minimum
+/- .0005%
-30* to +60*C ':
Meets EIA and U.S. Forest Service Spec.
MIL-STD-8I0-C & D
1 meter drop
MIL-STD-810-C & D
90% & 50*C
15,000 ft.
20 mHz. full performance
25 kHz.
8 hour with 1200 NAIl battery &(5-5-90% duty)
Provide for external audio accessories
1200 mah minimum
Desk type drop in standard rate charger
leather with swivel belt loop
14 PortQble FM two.
Input voltage
Channel capncity
Frequency stability
Ambient tempnraturc
Vibration
range
Shock
Relative humitity
Altitude
Fre':{uency sproul:
Channel spacing
Batter~ life Letween charycs
Audio accessory jack
14 spare battery
14 desk charger
14 carry case
HECEIVER
Frequency ran~Jc
Audio output per EIA
Sensitivity 12 dB SINAD
Selectivity (EI~ 2 Signal)
Spurious resp?n~e
Intermodu1ation
(12 dD SnmD)
Bum & Noise
Squelched
Unsque1cheu .
Modulation acceptance
Frequency response
RF input impedance
Receiver attack t~ae
Receiver recovery time
,.,. "'l'(,"'IT"'I'"
:LJ\-l'~. ~"Jl",. J. :d'.
, Frccluellcy r~nl~ ('!
POvier outrut
LO\.! pC\.'cr
high pO\'lcr
Conducted spurious
Eodu1ation ~eviation
FM Noise(Cornpanion receiver
l:le thod)
Power adjust range
Distortion
Deviation syn~letry
nr output iDpe~ance
Carrier attack tiIL\e
Audio attAck time
4 4 0 - 4 7 0 r.lh z
0.5 watts (less than 5~ distortion)
-119dBm(0.25 uV)
-65 dB+I-25 kliz.
-70 dB
(-GO dB half IF spur upper 10 mHz. of split)
-65 dD
-80 dB
-45 dB
+1- 7 kHz.
Within +2 dB an~ - 8 dB of a Std. 6 dB/Octave
De-e~phsis curve from 300 to 3000 Hz (EIA)
50 Ohr.l
20 ms (Eli".)
100 us Max. (EIA)
80 r~lS (EIA)
150 1.1s r"'lax (J.:Ii\)
4.10 ) :llz-~ 711 mhz.
2 vliltts
4 watts
-GG dB (-30 dBr!\)
+1- 5.0 kHz. Huximum
-43 dB
1 to 4 watts
5/1 .
is maXlmum
0.1 kHz
50 ohr.ls
50 ms '''luxir.mln
50 ms ~aximum