XIEGU G90 User manual

Portable HF SDR Transceiver
G90
Operaon manual

Ultra-Miniature 24 Bit SDR
V1.01.00
April 2019

Basic Features
Panel Buons
Front Panel
Side Panels
Rear Panel
Connector Pin-Outs
MIC Buons
External Power Connecon
LCD Display
Power On/Off
Bands Selecon
Operang MODE Selecon
Volume Adjustment
Mul-funcon Adjustment Knob
Adjusng Transmit Power
Seng Operaon Frequency
Automac Antenna Tuner
Funcon Buons
VFO and Split (SPL) Operaon
CW Transmission
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SWR Scanner
Digital Bandwidth Filter
Line Input /Output Selecon
Channel Memories
Seng Boot Screen Callsign
System Menu
PC Data Comm. Connecons
System Parameter Sengs
Computer Control Instrucons
Band/Voltage Output for Ext. Amp
Specificaons
Packing Ltems List
G90 and XPA125B Connecon Diagram
CE-19 Expansion Card Interface
Copyright Statement
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Basic Features
The G90 is a portable 20W HF SDR amateur radio transceiver with built-in auto
antenna tuner. The display unit and the radio can be separated. It is a new
member of the Xiegu product family and the first model of the new “G” series.
The G90 is a 24-bit 48kHz sampling rate SDR. It has excellent TX/RX performance
and a highly configurable user interface.
High performance front end with narrowband pre-selecon filters
Covers the frequency range of 0.5~30MHz, SSB/CW/AM/ FM*
1.8 inch - high brightness color TFT LCD screen
±24k bandwidth spectrum and waterfall display
Soware defined RX bandpass filters (CW mode down to 50Hz)
Detachable Front display unit
Up to 20W RF power output
Built-in wide range automac antenna tuner
Extensive Input / Output connecons
Baseband I/Q output. Interface with any external device that can handle
baseband I/Q, including sound card-based or PC-based applicaons.
Please read this manual fully before operaon so as to get a good understanding
of the G90’s capabilies and funcons.
The FM mode can only be turned on when the GSOC controller is used together.

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Panel Buons
1 Volume knob
2 Power/ Receive or transming status pilot lamp
3 Power switch
4 Mul-funcon adjustment Knob
Turn to control the speaker volume.
Short Press In: Switches to headphone output mode.
Standby/receive status: Yellow-green
Transming status: Red
Press In to boot up & start radio.
With Radio On: Press In and hold to shut down.
Default state: Turning this knob will step at 100 kHz.
Press and hold this knob to select Custom Funcons.
5-6 Mode switching
TX/RX Mode switching.
7-8 BAND Switching
Change Bands.
9 FUNC Indicator light
When the funcon buon is pressed, this LED will light yellow to indicate
you are using the alternate funcons of the other control buons.
10 △ F Indicator light
This LED will light yellow when you have CW tuned into the correct pitch.
It will blink in sync with the incoming CW characters.
11 Main Knob
Operang this knob will change the current frequency. (VFO)

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Front Panel Side Panels
12 TUNE
Antenna Tuner on/off and set.
16 Headphone interface (On the le side of the control head)
This 3.5mm stereo jack (3-pin) for connecng standard headphones.
17 Communicaon interface (On the le side of the control head)
This 3.5mm jack is currently used for updang the control head’s internal
firmware. The programming cable is included with the radio’s accessories.
The Firmware update files and TerraTerm program used to update the
G90 are available on the Xiegu website. It may also be used for CAT
control of the G90. Other uses for this port may be implemented in
future firmware updates.
13 Po
Transmier power output adjust.
14 KEY
CW speed, QSK, key type and rao.
15 LOCK
Lock buon controls.

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Rear Panel
18 MIC Interface (On the right side of the control head)
Connecng the mul-funcon MIC to this connector.
19 Antenna interface
SQ-239 type. Impedance 50Ω
20 KEY interface
The interface is a 3.5mm stereo jack for connecon to manual/automac
CW keys.
21 COMM interface
Firmware Expandable I/O connecon.
Currently used for main unit Firmware updates.
22 I/Q Signal output
The interface is a 3.5mm stereo jack for “I/Q” signal output.
23 ACC
24 DC Power Cable Connector
25 Ground Terminal Connecon
The interface is an 8-pin mini DIN interface. Pinout is shown in the
connector descripon.
For manual CW keys:
Connect Dit and Dash
together.
CW key connecon diagram:

Connector Pin-Outs
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1. MIC Interface
2. COMM Connector
3. Headphone Interface
MDATA
GND
MIC
MICE PTT
MSVSW
NC
+8V
MIC
4. ACC Interface
TXD
RXD GND
signal
signal
GND
PTTBAND
AF_IN
AF_OUT
ALC
DATA
+8V
GND
5. CW Key Wiring Diagram
di da Common
di da Common

MIC Buons External Power Connecon
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01
02
03
04
05
10
11
12
13
06
07
08
09
Mic element
01
02
03
04
05
06
LOCK
PTT
UP / DOWN
RX/TX indicator
Numeric keypad
TUNER
XFC
V/M
MW
Funcon buon
Funcon indicator
MODE
FIL
Lock buon
Transmit control buon
Frequency "+" or "-" buons
Hand Mic operaon indicator
Numeric keypad area
Hold press to turn on the built-in
automac antenna tuner for tuning.
Actual TX Freq Select (Split)
Frequency/channel switching
Memory Storage operaon
F1/F2-configurable sengs
LED
RX/TX operaon mode
Filter selecon
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11
12
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07
08
09
The G90 can use a 13.8V external DC power supply. The DC power supply must
have a current load capacity of at least 10A. 13.8-14.3 VDC required for 20 was
output. The supplied power cord can be used to connect radio and your DC power.
When connecng the DC power supply - please be very careful to observe the
connecons to avoid reverse polarity!
The red wire is connected to the posive pole of the power supply, and the black
wire is connected to the negave pole of the power supply.
When you use an external power supply, in order to prevent external interference
from entering the radio through the power line or the radio radiang RF out of the
power line, use a clamp-on or loop-through Ferrite choke. Place it as close to the
radio’s power connector as possible.
Black Wire
Red Wire
As close as possible to the plug.
The power cord wraps around
the ferrite core 2 turns.
When using an external power supply, carefully check the polarity of the power
cord and do not reverse the polarity.
The limited warranty of this radio does not include damage caused by an external
power connecon error or damage caused by improper power supply voltage.

LCD Display
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Many of the G90’s buons have dual funcons. Main funcons are accessed by a
short press and alternate funcons are accessed by a long-press of the control
buon. All the funcons states and values are reported through the 1.8” color
LCD screen.
Interface display as follows:
Status
Display
Mode
VFO Status
S-meter /
Power Meter
Waterfall
Display
Input
Voltage
Volume
Receive
Bandwidth
Display
SWR
Sighal
Level
Waterfall
Image
Display
Operang frequency band selecon
Turn on/off Transceiver
1. Turn on: press PWR buon.
2. Turn off: Power on state, Hold press buon 1 second.
Power buon
To turn OFF LCD screen (save ba power):
When the G90 is ON, quickly tap the main PWR buon and the LCD screen will
power off.
The radio will remain ON. Hit any buon on the radio to turn the LCD screen
back ON. Tap the LOCK buon and the LCD will step through different brightness
levels.
The G90's frequency range covers 0.5 to 30 MHz. Amateur frequencies within
this range are divided into 10 bands. Band switching can be performed in a
number of different ways. SW bands are included.
To Change Operang Band:
Press the BAND < or > buon. This will increment or decrement through the
Ham bands.
3.5MHz 7.0MHz 10MHz 14MHz
18MHz
21MHz
24MHz
1.8MHz
28MHz
5.2MHz
Power on/off
Bands Selecon

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Each amateur band has a user-defined frequency range associated with it.
The radio will be configured to allow 60 meter band operaon if your country
permits it.
VFO-A and VFO-B are two independent VFO’s that can be set independently.
Pressing the [ MODE ] buon increments through the available operang modes.
-
+
[MODE] [BAND]
Mode le loop
Mode right loop
[MODE] [BAND]
The FM mode can only be turned on when used with the GSOC controller.
Speaker mode:
Rotate the volume knob le or right to
adjust the level of received volume.
Headphone mode：
Press the volume knob inwards momentarily
to enter headphone mode and mute the speaker.
Rotate the volume knob le or right to adjust the
level of the headphone volume.
VOX mode on / off：
Press and hold the [FUNC] buon for over 1 second.
Press the volume knob briefly to enter the VOX funcon sengs.
VOX menu descripon:
VOX OFF/ON: VOX funcon off/on
VOX GAIN: Voice Control Gain Seng
ANTI-VOX: Hand mic speaker noise-trip suppression seng
VOX DLY: VOX hold delay seng
The voice control funcon can be enabled for both the hand microphone and
the line input LINE.
This is handy for use when you only connect the RX and TX audio lines to the Acc.
This will Key the G90’s TX key the radio automacally using digital modes.
(no CAT required).
When using the AF IN port of the ACC interface for line input audio, set the
appropriate input volume level in the system menu.
This will have an effect on the VOX level seng- so set it first.
Volume Adjustment
Operang MODE Selecon

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Mul-funcon Adjustment Knob
The mul-funcon knob controls many of the radios funcons and sengs
Mul-funcon Adjustment Knob
Operaon method:
Default: VFO tuning in 100 kHz frequency increments.
Short press: Enter SQL item to adjust SQL level.
Hold press: Goes to the User Custom feature menu.
Rotate the main knob to select the appropriate item.
Short press the “SAVE” key to select that menu item.
At this point, the featured item is adjusted by the mul-funcon adjustment knob.
The Save and Exit buons are the first two under the LCD.
Save = PRE Exit = COMP
The customizable features are as follows:
1) Frequency steps
2) SQL Level
3) Po Level, transmit power seng
4) Key Speed, automac key rate seng
5) FFT Scale-spectrum reference level seng
Adjusng Transmit Power
Operaon method:
1. Short press the [Po] buon to set.
2. Then use the mul-funcon knob to set the output power in 1W increments.
Mul-funcon Adjustment Knob
PO
When using the G90 transceiver for the first me without knowing for sure your antenna has
a low SWR, minimize the set transmit power output.

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Seng Operaon Frequency
There are three ways to set the G90 operang frequency. You can use the large
main tuning knob, the mul-funcon knob and the microphone.
1. Set the tuning steps using the main knob
2. Rotate the Mul-funcon knob – 100khz increments
3. Set the frequency manually using the microphone:
Short press the main knob, select 100Hz, 1kHz, 10kHz steps.
Rotate the main knob to set the frequency of the current
Press the [F-INP ENT] buon on the microphone. The G90 enters the
frequency seng state. The cursor will blink in the first posion on the
le side of the frequency display.
Enter the frequency values you want to set, and then press the [F-INP ENT]
buon again to complete the frequency seng.
For example, set the current frequency to 14.09000MHz, and the key order
is as follows:
1. First press the [F-INP ENT] buon;
2. Press the 1 4 . 0 9 0 0 0 number key in sequence;
3. Press the [F-INP ENT] buon again, complete the setup.
Main Knob
Tuner
Automac Antenna Tuner
This G90 has a high-efficiency automac antenna tuner that can help you quickly
set up your antenna.
A short press of the [TUNE] buon will acvate the built-in antenna tuner. The
"TUNE" logo will be displayed at the top of the screen. (tuner in-line)
Press the [TUNE] buon for 1 second and the tuner will aempt to tune the
connected antenna. TheG90 will return to RX mode when tuning is complete.
Note:
1. Press the [TUNE] buon and the antenna icon appears at the top of the screen
to indicate that the automac antenna tuner funcon is turned on. The ATU is
ready- but the automac antenna tuning has not been iniated yet.
2. If you start a transmission and the SWR icon on the top of the screen is blinking,
the ATU needs to be used because the SWR is high.
3. Long-press the ATU buon to acvate the auto-tune funcon. If it is successful
(can tune the antenna you are using) the antenna icon on the top will not
blink during transmissions.
4. When using a whip antenna and turning on the built-in antenna tuner for
tuning, it is possible to cause strong RF interference to nearby electronic
devices.

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Funcon Buons
The G90’s common funcons are distributed on the various funcon keys. Some
funcon keys have a second funcon. When the funcon is selected, turn the
main knob to adjust the value.
Operaon of the second funcon:
Press the [FUNC] buon at first, the “F” indicator will light, then press the
corresponding funcon buon.
Press the [FUNC] buon again to exit the second funcon. At this me, the
“F” indicator is off.
In any funcon (including the second funcon of FUNC), press the main knob
inwards to exit and return to the main interface.
Buon funcon table
Func1 (press, cycle)
PRE--ATT--Normal
Turn on transmit voice
compression
Turn on Noise Blanker-on
/ off, Level, Width
AGC off, AGC-S, AGC-F,
AGC-Auto
Switch VFO / Memory
Turn on channel storage
Switch between VFO-A and
VFO-B
Turn on/off the auto antenna
tuner
PRE/ATT
CMP/F-L
NB/F-H
AGC/SPL
VM.
MW/MC
A/B.A>B
TUNE
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
Start antenna
tuner tuning
Buon Func 2 (FUNC+)
Digital filter F-L low-end
frequency selecon
Digital filter F-H high-end
frequency selecon
Turn on split frequency
transceiver operaon mode
To be determined
Turn on channel clear mode
Copy the current VFO to the
background VFO
/
Hold press
Func1 (press, cycle)
POWER
Transmit power seng
SWR THR
Standing wave protecon
threshold
SPEED
CW key speed seng
M/L/R Manual/automac
le and right mode switching
MODE
iambic A/B Mode switching
QSK CW Break-In On/Off
QSK Time
CW QSK Hold Time Seng
5-level screen backlight
brightness seng
POW
KEY
LOCK
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
Lock buon
Buon Func 2 (FUNC+)
MIC GAIN
MIC gain seng
Hold press
SCALE Spectrum reference
level seng
/
/
/
CW TONE
Side-tone frequency seng
CW Volume
Side-tone volume seng
INPUT
Voice input selecon

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VFO and Split (SPL) Operaon
There are two independent VFOs inside the G90 transceiver. We can set different
frequencies and modes separately. With the SPL funcon, you can set up
independent TX and RX frequencies.
VFO seng:
1. Press the [A/B / A>B] buon to switch between VFO-A and VFO-B.
2. Each VFO has independent operang frequency, mode and other sengs.
VFO operaon
SPL
Split frequency transceiver SPL operaon:
1. Set the receiving frequency and mode (VFO-A) first;
2. Then seng the transmit frequency and mode (VFO-B);
3. Operate the second funcon of the [AGC/SPL] buon.
You can make full use of VFOA/B to set different frequencies or modes, and switch between
two frequency points in real me.
CW Transmission
Operate with a straight key or paddles of common types.
Key buon
Operaon method:
1. Insert the key body (three-wire) plug into the KEY interface;
2. Press the [MODE] buon to switch the mode to CW (or CWR);
3. Press the [Key] buon and set the QSK ON to iniate CW transmission
4. Press the [Key] buon again to set the QSK hold me if needed
Pracce mode:
Remember that if the QSK is set to OFF, the side-tone will sll be heard when
you use the key or paddles, but the transmier will not send an RF signal.
The [KEY] buon funcon contains
adjustment items that are commonly
used when doing CW communicaon:
CW SPEED
K-R/L
Iambic A/B
QSK ON/OFF

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SWR Scanner
The G90 has an antenna standing wave scanning/plong funcon. It will scan
and plot the antenna’s SWR over several frequency range widths seable by
the user.
Operaon method:
Operaon method:
The funcon corresponding to the buon:
1. Press and hold the [POW] buon to start the standing wave plong funcon.
2. Short press the buon corresponding to FAST/SLOW displayed on the screen
to select the scanning speed.
3. Press the buon corresponding to the QUIT displayed on the screen to exit
the standing wave scanner.
BW: Corresponding to the [PRE] buon
FAST: Corresponding to the [NB] buon
QUIT: Corresponds to the [VM] buon
Pressing the BW buon will increment through 5 pre-set scanning ranges.
50 KHZ, 300KHZ, 450KHZ, 600Khz, and 700Khz. As you increment from 50Khz
to the wider ranges, the sampling increment will increment from 1-5Khz.
The results of the standing wave scanner are not calibrated to an exact reference and are for
relave readings only. For accurate measurement of antenna standing wave data, use a
professional antenna analysis device for measurement.
Digital Bandwidth Filter
The G90 has a built-in variable digital RX bandwidth filter.
Bandwidth value
1. Press the [FUNC] buon to start the second funcon operaon.
2. Press the [CMP/F-L] buon to adjust the lower end of the filter and press the
[NB/F-H] to adjust the upper end of the filter.
Use the main tuning knob to make the filter adjustments.
Press the [CMP/F-L] buon or [NB/F-H] buon again to display the currently
numerical bandwidth values on the main LCD.
Bandwidth B
F-L frequency
(top sideband)
F
L
F-H frequency
(lower sideband)
F-L:
Low pass cutoff frequency
of the filter.
F-H:
High pass start frequency
of the filter.
Total Filter bandwidth=(F-L – F-H) Hz)

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Line Input /Output Selecon
The G90 has an external line input interface.
Line Input Operaons:
Input the external audio signal to the corresponding pin of the ACC port
(see the interface descripon secon for pin definion).
Go to [FUNC + POW] second item INPUT and select: LINE
In the system menu, select: AUX IN VOLUME to set the appropriate
INPUT volume.
Line Output Operaons:
In the system menu, select: AUX OUT VOLUME to set the appropriate
output volume.
NOTE: Line input audio level is ≥200mV MAXIMUM.
Channel Memories
Channel storage:
Using Memory Channels:
Clearing a memory channel:
1. In the VFO mode, adjust the required frequency, mode and other parameters;
2. Press the [MW/MC] buon momentarily and the CH 00 (channel number)
character will appear on the screen flashing. Rotate the main knob to select an
empty channel. A character E will appear aer the channel number, indicang
that the channel is empty and can be used.
3. Press the [MW/MC] buon again to save the current set frequency informaon
to the selected channel.
1. Press the [VM] buon on the panel in VFO mode to enter channel memory
mode; (alternates VFO/Mem)
2. Rotate the main knob to switch to select memory channels. (or use mic
up/down buons)
1. In channel mode, press [FUNC] then [MW/MC], at which point the channel
number starts to flash;
2. Turn the main knob to adjust to the channel you want to clear. Press the
[MW/MC] buon again to clear the selected channel.

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Seng Boot Screen Callsign
The G90 can display your call sign on the boot-up screen
Operaon method:
The relaonship between funcons and buons:
1. Press and hold the [VM] buon to enter the text editor.
2. At the boom of the screen is the character selecon area. Rotate the main
knob to select the desired character. Short press the main knob inwards to
select the character.
3. Press the buon corresponding to BACK to delete the last character; press the
buon corresponding to QUIT to exit the editor interface; press the buon
corresponding to SAVE to save and exit the editor interface.
4. When you turn it on again, the edited text informaon will be displayed on
the screen.
SAVE: Corresponding to the [PRE] buon
BACK: Corresponding to the [NB] buon
QUIT: Corresponds to the [VM] buon
System Menu
Press and hold the [FUNC] buon to enter the system menu.
The various menu funcons are defined as follows:
Serial number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Menu name
Mic up/down
Handle F1
Handle F2
LCD BL
AUX IN Volume
AUX OUT Volume
Version
Funcon Descripon
Hand mic up/down buon funcon seng
Hand mic F1 buon funcon seng
Hand mic F2 buon funcon seng
Screen backlight brightness seng
ACC port input audio volume seng
ACC port output audio volume seng
Current firmware version number

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PC Data Comm. Connecons
The G90 transceiver can be connected to a computer to perform various data
communicaon with the corresponding computer soware.
Operaon connecon method:
1. Go to the Xiegu website and download the data cable driver. Install it on your
PC. Then Insert the provided data cable into the (communicaon) port on the
le side of the machine head and then plug it into the computer’s USB port.
This provides your CAT control line.
2. Connect the G90's audio output signal (AF_OUT pin of the ACC port) to the
computer's audio input port. The #6 item of the system menu can adjust the
volume of the output signal.
3. Connect the audio output signal of the computer to the audio input port of
the G90 (AF_IN pin of the ACC port). The #5 item of the system menu can
adjust the volume of the input signal. (*see below)
4. Set the G90 to line input mode (see “Line Input, Output” seng).
5. Set your USB port’s speed and bits to match the G90 using the Device Manager.
6. Set your PC soware (Fldigi, WSJTX etc) to match the same bits and speed.
Please use good grounding on the radio and PC. It’s good pracce to install a
clamp-on ferrite choke to the data and audio cables and install it as close as
possible to the radio. The level of the output signal of the radio and the level
of the output signal of the computer should be adjusted to avoid overloading.
For TX audio in, a good method is to set the radio to 20W output power and
then adjust your PC’s audio output level for just under 10 was out (mid-scale).
Most digital modes are 100% duty-cycle. This method will avoid over-heang
the final transistors and provide the cleanest digital signal. The finals are
thermally protected, but use good operang procedure shown above.
The G90 uses the standard CIV instrucon set. You can use the standard commands
of this instrucon set to remotely control the transceiver. It can also be used to
configure the control instrucons of other soware to control the G90. To get
going rapidly, you can use the configuraon file for another radio that uses the
standard instrucon set. Check the Xiegu forum for the latest suggested compable
radio configuraon files to try. (IE: IC-817 / IC-7000)
Computer Control Instrucons
The G90's ACC port provides a band data voltage output for each band. The band
data can control peripheral to automacally switch the band or share the band
informaon with other devices. (IE: the XPA-125 amp)
Band/Voltage Output for Ext. Amp
Band
1.8MHz
3.5MHz
5.0MHz
Voltage
230mV
460mV
690mV
Band
7MHz
10MHz
14MHz
Voltage
920mV
1150mV
1380mV
Band
18MHz
21MHz
24MHz
Voltage
1610mV
1840mV
2070mV
Band
28MHz
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Voltage
2300mV
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Specificaons
General Specificaons:
Receiver Specificaons:
Sensivity:
Receiver Specificaons connued:
Transmier Specificaons:
Frequency Range: receive: 0.5MHz~30MHz
transming: 160M~10M
(Amateur radio band only)
Transming modes: A1A (CW), A3E (AM), J3E (USB/LSB)
Minimum Frequency step: 10Hz
Antenna impedance: 50Ω
Range of operang temperature: -10OC~+50OC
Frequency stability: ±10 ppm for 10 to 60 min > power up
25OC: 1ppm/h
Voltage: 9-15V DC, Negave ground
Electric current: receive: 500mA Max
transming: 8A Max
Case size: 120*45*210mm (W * H * L)
(Without handles)
Weight: About 1.63kg / 3.6 lbs. (body only)
RF output power: 20W (SSB/CW/FM)
5W (AM Carrier) 13.8VDC
Modulaon type: Digital modulaon
Stray radiaon suppression: ≥50dB
Carrier suppression: ≥40dB
Mic impedance: 200~10k (convenonal 600Ω)
Circuit type: Mixer SDR 24 bit 48khz
Adjacent channel suppression: ≥60dB
Sideband suppression: ≥60dB
0.5~1.79999MHz
1.8~1.9999MHz
2.0~27.9999MHz
28~30MHz
SSB/CW/FM
/
0.35uV
0.25uV
0.25uV
AM
10uV
10uV
2uV
2uV
(PRE=on, ATT=off, NB=off, NR=off, SSB/CW/AM = 10dB S/N, FM = 12dB SINAD)
Image rejecon: 70dB
IF suppression: 60dB
Audio output: 0.5W (8Ω, ≤10% THD)
Audio output impedance: 4~16Ω
Specificaons may change with future revisions.
The operang frequency range of the transceiver will vary with the machine
version, please consult your dealer.
60 meters is included if your country permits it’s use.