Kenwood TS-700A Operating Manual page 3

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SPECIFICATIONS
TRANSMIT/RECEIVE
FREQUENCY
RANGE.................
144 ~ 148 MHz
. SSB, FM, CW, AM
. CW, FM: more than 10W output
AM: more than 3W output
SSB: more than 20W DC input
502 (unbalanced)
Better than 40 dB
Better than 40 dB
Less than —60 dB
+5 kHz
600 kHz
«. 0.5 ~ 1.0 sec.
. Balanced modulation for SSB
Variable reactance frequency shift for FM
Low power modulation for AM
MICROPHONE.
... Dynamic microphone, 5002
AUDIO FREQUENCY RESPONSE
-. 400 ~ 2600 Hz, within —9 dB
POWER CON GUIMIRUION
05cccsisescescsisesssievcceneaviassresreose Transmit mode: 95W (AC 120/220V), 4A (DC 13.8V), max.
Receive mode (no signal): 45W (AC 120/220V), 0.8A (DC 13.8V)
AC 120/220V, 50/60 Hz
DC 12V ~ 16V (13.8V as reference)
DIMENSIONS..
278 (W) x 124 (H) x 320 (D) mm
WEIGHT........... 11kg
RECEIVING SYSTEM
.. SSB, CW, AM: Single-superheterodyne
FM: Double-superheterodyne
.. SSB, CW, AM: 10.7 MHz
FM: 1stIF... 10.7 MHz
2nd IF: ... 455 kHz
RECEIVING
SENSITIVITY .....0.....ccccccsssseceesesteeeeeessneeee
SSB, CW: S/N = 10 dB or better at 0.25uV
FM: S/N = 30 dB or better at 1nV
20 dB noise quieting = Less than 0.4uV
AM: S/N = 10 GB or better at 1nV
Better than 60 dB
... Better than 60 dB
.. SSB, CW, AM: More than 2.4 kHz at —6 dB
FM: More than 12 kHz at —6 dB
FM: Less than 24 kHz at —60 dB
« Less than 0.25uV
More than 2W at 82 load (10% distortion)
8Q
.. Within +2 kHz during one hour after one minute of
thereafter.
ANTENNA IMPEDANCE.
CARRIER SUPPRESSION.
SIDE-BAND SUPPRESSION
SPURIOUS RADIATION......
MAX. FREQUENCY DEVIATION (FM)...
REPEATER FREQUENCY SHIFT WIDTH
TONE BURST TIME..
MODULATION
POWER REQUIREMENTG....
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY...
IMAGE RATIO.
IF REJECTION .
PASS-BAND WIDTH.
SQUELCH SENSITIVITY ...
AUDIO OUTPUT.
RECEIVER LOAD IMPEDANC
FREQUENCY STABILITY ..
The above specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.