Difference between revisions of "Kenwood TK-280/380"
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TK-280 VHF LTR Trunking Capable Radio | TK-280 VHF LTR Trunking Capable Radio | ||
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Type 1 146-174 MHz | Type 1 146-174 MHz | ||
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Type 2 136-162 MHz | Type 2 136-162 MHz | ||
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| + | TK-380 UHF LTR Trunking Capable Radio | ||
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Type 1 450-490 MHz | Type 1 450-490 MHz | ||
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Type 2 470-512 MHz | Type 2 470-512 MHz | ||
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Type 3 400-430 MHz | Type 3 400-430 MHz | ||
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| + | These are virtually the same radios. | ||
| + | Except, the 280 is VHF and 380 UHF | ||
600 Channels in Tunked Mode | 600 Channels in Tunked Mode | ||
32 System and 250 Group Memory Capacity in Conventional Mode. | 32 System and 250 Group Memory Capacity in Conventional Mode. | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 14 July 2007
TK-280 VHF LTR Trunking Capable Radio
Type 1 146-174 MHz
Type 2 136-162 MHz
TK-380 UHF LTR Trunking Capable Radio
Type 1 450-490 MHz
Type 2 470-512 MHz
Type 3 400-430 MHz
These are virtually the same radios. Except, the 280 is VHF and 380 UHF
600 Channels in Tunked Mode
32 System and 250 Group Memory Capacity in Conventional Mode.