In its day, the AZ-61 provided a unique product to radio amateurs. Radio collectors love specifications.
AZ-61 Specifications
- Reception frequency range: 46.000 - 54.000MHz
- Transmission frequency range: 50.000 - 53.995MHz
- Antenna Impedance: 50 Ohms
- DC Power Input Voltage: +3VDC to +16VDC, negative ground
- Current consumption (receiving): ~150mA; when squelched: ~48mA; in the Battery Saver mode: ~28mA; in APO mode: ~100uA
- Current consumption (transmitting): High power: ~1.5A; Low power: ~500mA
- Dimensions (with BP-11 installed): 65mm x 174mm x 33mm
- Weight: ~550g (including BP-11, antenna, hand strap, and belt clip)
- Operating temperature: -20 deg. C to +60 deg. C
- Transmitting power output: High: 5W; Low: 0.5W
- Modulation: Variable Reactance Modulation
- Maximum Frequency Deviation: +/- 5Khz
- Spurious Output: -60dB or less
- Built-in Microphone: Electret capacitor type (Impedance: 2k ohms)
- Receiver method: Double conversion super-heterodyne type
- RF Sensitivity: FM: Better than 0.16uV for 12dB SINAD
- First IF Frequency: 16.9MHz
- Second IF Frequency: 455KHz
- Squelch sensitivity: 0.1uV or less
- Selectivity: +/- 6KHz min. (-6dB); +/- 15KHz max (-60dB)
- Audio Output: 250mW min into 8 ohms with 10% distortion
Azden AZ-61 HT |
Good DX and 73, NJ2X
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Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #2 - disabling "the beep"
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #3 - 1993 review article
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #4 - rebuilding the battery pack
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #5 - how to reset the radio
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #6 - Automatic Power-Off
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #7 - VFO Mode
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #8 - Frequency Step
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #9 - Scanning
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #10 - Dual Watch
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #11 - Battery Saver
Azden AZ-61 6m FM HT - Tip #12 - Optional Accessories
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1 comment:
Wondering if anyone knows the differences between the AZ-61 and AZ-61A? Thanks.
Mark/K5DXR
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