Difference between revisions of "Clear Channel Ranger AR-3500"
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* Mode: AM/FM/SSB/CW | * Mode: AM/FM/SSB/CW | ||
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| + | made by: RF Limited / Clear Channel Corporation | ||
There is a 30W and a 125W version. The ranger is comparable with the [[Uniden President HR2510]]. | There is a 30W and a 125W version. The ranger is comparable with the [[Uniden President HR2510]]. | ||
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[[File:ranger1r3500_652.jpg]] | [[File:ranger1r3500_652.jpg]] | ||
| − | + | This is a full 10 meter HAM radio with powerful output. | |
*10 meter monoband LED readout, microprocessor controlled | *10 meter monoband LED readout, microprocessor controlled | ||
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4 - TALKBACK in AM mode --------------------------------- Cut diode 73 --------------------------------- | 4 - TALKBACK in AM mode --------------------------------- Cut diode 73 --------------------------------- | ||
| − | There are mods allowing you to operate on 12 meters and receive down to 3 MHZ. | + | There are mods allowing you to operate on 12 meters and receive down to 3 MHZ. |
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| + | == History == | ||
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| + | Clear Channel Corporation developed the Ranger AR 3300 and Ranger AR 3500. They were built by Nissei of Japan. The Clear Channel Ranger radios have nothing to do with the RCI Radios also marketed under the name "Ranger." RCI is a Chinese company, and has no affiliation with Clear Channel. | ||
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| + | In 1982, RF Limited started developing the Ranger AR-3300 and by April 1984 they had it on the market. The AR-3300 was Clear Channel Corporation's first product, although it was a flawed product that had issues. The issues with speech modulation were quickly cleared up on subsequent units. By the time the AR3500 rolled out, many improvements had been incorporated producing a solid 10-meter HAM radio | ||
== External Resources == | == External Resources == | ||
Revision as of 06:44, 18 July 2015
Clear Channel Corporation
Ranger AR-3500
- Frequency range: 28-30 MHz
- Mode: AM/FM/SSB/CW
- 5 memories with scanning
made by: RF Limited / Clear Channel Corporation
There is a 30W and a 125W version. The ranger is comparable with the Uniden President HR2510.
Look for the "Clear Channel" version as opposed to the RCI version.
This is a full 10 meter HAM radio with powerful output.
- 10 meter monoband LED readout, microprocessor controlled
- 5 memories, frequency scan and split operation
- output in CW mode and 120 watts
POWER MOD ADJUSTMENTS
1 - VR-15 SIDEBAND POWER ------------------------- Turn fully clockwise ------------------------- 2 - VR-16 AM POWER ----------------------------- Turn fully clockwise ---------------------------------- 3 - VR-17 AM MODULATION ------------ Turn fully clockwise - Also cut diode 58 ----------- 4 - TALKBACK in AM mode --------------------------------- Cut diode 73 ---------------------------------
There are mods allowing you to operate on 12 meters and receive down to 3 MHZ.
History
Clear Channel Corporation developed the Ranger AR 3300 and Ranger AR 3500. They were built by Nissei of Japan. The Clear Channel Ranger radios have nothing to do with the RCI Radios also marketed under the name "Ranger." RCI is a Chinese company, and has no affiliation with Clear Channel.
In 1982, RF Limited started developing the Ranger AR-3300 and by April 1984 they had it on the market. The AR-3300 was Clear Channel Corporation's first product, although it was a flawed product that had issues. The issues with speech modulation were quickly cleared up on subsequent units. By the time the AR3500 rolled out, many improvements had been incorporated producing a solid 10-meter HAM radio
