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54<br />

Receivers<br />

KIT<br />

Kit Planes Magazine...<br />

“Puts You In The Pilot’s Seat!”<br />

Aircraft Band Receiver<br />

✔ Picks up aircraft, control towers, and more!<br />

✔ Tunes entire 118 MHz to 136 MHz Aircraft band<br />

✔ Automatic gain and squelch controls<br />

Tune into the exciting world of aviation and learn the circuits at the same time with the AR1C Aircraft Receiver! As the feature article in Kit<br />

Planes Magazine said “It Puts You In The Pilot’s Seat”! Listen to the airlines, big business corporate jets, hotshot military pilots, local private<br />

pilots, control towers, and other interesting and fascinating air-band communications. You’ll hear planes miles away as well as all local traffic and<br />

control towers.<br />

The AR1C features smooth varactor tuning of the entire air band from 118 to 136 MHz. An extremely effective AGC and superheterodyne circuitry make it<br />

a super performing unit. Variable squelch mutes the receiver between conversations. Audio output jack drives any standard speaker or headphone. Includes our custom case & knob<br />

set as shown for a great looking finished receiver! Operates on 9 VDC battery (not included). Case measures 5”W x 1½”H x 5¼”D.<br />

AR1C Aircraft Receiver Kit With Case $49.95<br />

FM Broadcast Band Receiver<br />

✔ Standard FM receiver with larger tuning range<br />

of 70 to 110 MHz!<br />

✔ Ideal for FM wireless mics, SCA programming,<br />

or standard FM broadcasts<br />

✔ Demodulated audio output for driving our SCA1C decoder<br />

Perfect For<br />

“Out Of Band” Listening!<br />

With a frequency range of 70 MHz to 110 MHz, the FR1C has become extremely popular for receiving the standard FM broadcast band<br />

(88-108 MHz) as well as large portions on each side. It’s great for bug monitoring or detection and receiving SCA broadcast outside of<br />

the band. Unlike most FM receivers, the FR1C includes a separate demod output (unfiltered) to drive SCA decoders including our SCA1C SCA<br />

Decoder below.<br />

The sensitive front-end features one microvolt sensitivity with a standard 10.7 MHz IF. An FM detector IC is used along with varactor diode tuning for optimum<br />

performance. Audio output is rated at 250mW and will drive any 4-45 ohm speaker or headphone (not included). Runs on a standard 9VDC battery (not included). Includes our<br />

matching custom case set, measuring 5”W x 1½”H x 5¼”D.<br />

FR1C FM Broadcast Band Receiver Kit With Case $47.95<br />

How Do They Get That<br />

Commercial Free Music?<br />

Believe it or not, they get it off the local FM radio station with a special decoder! Now you can build your own decoder and tap into<br />

the wealth of programming available to those “in-the-know”! Programming available runs the gamut from stock quotes to rock music, from<br />

easy listening to all news. These services are “hidden” in subcarriers riding along with the standard FM radio station’s usual programming. The<br />

decoder connects to the detector output (unfiltered audio) on an FM receiver. If your receiver does not have such an output, consider our FR1C<br />

FM Receiver above! Tune into what you’ve been missing, try the SCA1C. Includes a custom case set to match the FR1C receiver above. Runs on a<br />

standard 9VDC battery. Case measures 5”W x 1½”H x 5¼”D.<br />

SCA1C SCA Decoder Kit With Case $44.95<br />

Speech Scrambler & Descrambler<br />

✔ Full duplex operation allows scrambling and descrambling<br />

at the same time<br />

✔ Bypass mode provides quick change from direct audio<br />

to descramble<br />

KIT<br />

KIT SCA Subcarrier Decoder<br />

Communicate in total privacy over your radio! This is the popular SS70C descrambler/scrambler that you’ve read about in all the<br />

Scanner and Electronic magazines. The technology used within the unit is known as speech inversion which is compatible with<br />

many police department systems; hook it up to your scanner speaker terminals and you’re in business. (However, always be sure to<br />

check with your local authorities to ensure that you’re not straying into any unlawful communications reception.)<br />

KIT<br />

Wired & Tested<br />

Decode That<br />

Garbled Gibberish!<br />

✔ Tunes entire SCA subcarrier band, 50 to 100 KHz<br />

✔ Features both speaker and line level audio outputs<br />

✔ Simply plugs into our FR1 FM broadcast receiver<br />

or tap into the detector in any FM receiver<br />

The SS70C is full duplex in operation - you can scramble and unscramble at the same time. Easily configured for any use! Easy to build since all complex circuitry is contained in a<br />

custom ASIC chip which provides clear, clean audio. Powered by 9 to 15VDC, with 3.5mm mini phone type input/output jacks. The included case measures 5”W x 1½”H x 5¼”D.<br />

SS70C Speech Scrambler/Descrambler Kit With Case $49.95<br />

SS70WT Factory Assembled & Tested SS70C With Case And Power Supply $79.95<br />

AC125 110VAC Power Adapter $9.95<br />

KIT Portable FM Radio Kit<br />

Learn It, Build It...<br />

Then Listen To It!<br />

✔ Preassembled front end!<br />

✔ No coils to wind!<br />

✔ Includes everything!<br />

The greatest part of building a kit is the enjoyment afterwards when you see and hear the results of your work! Now you can build yourself a<br />

little FM radio receiver, learn about FM receivers, and have a neat little radio in the end! The RF front end is preassembled to make it simple.<br />

Receives the whole FM broadcast band of 88-108 MHz. Includes an on/off switch, volume control, speaker, and LED indicator. Runs on 12VDC.<br />

Measures 4.8” x 3.3”. From Velleman.<br />

MK118 Portable FM Radio Kit $21.95<br />

AC125 110VAC Power Supply $9.95

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