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114 Communications Provide secure or plain text, half-duplex reception and transmission of VHF (High Band/ Aircraft Band) or Ultra High Frequency (UHF) Line of Site (LOS) voice radio communication. o VHF Frequency Range: 116-149.975 MHz o UHF Frequency Range: 225-399.975 MHz o Planning Range: LOS Dependant o Channel Spacing: 25 kHz o Power Output: 2/10 Watts o Power Source: 24VDC (nominal) o Cryptographic Compatibility: KY-99A o Primary Battery: BA-5590 (x2) o Mode: AM o Major SL-3 Components RT-1319B – Transceiver Battery Box H-250 – Handset Antenna(s) 114-10
AN/PRC-119 Communications 114 Provide secure or plain text, half-duplex, single channel or frequency hopping reception, transmission, and retransmission of Very High Frequency (VHF) voice or data short/medium range radio communication. o Frequency Range: 30-87.975 MHz (VHF Low) o Channel Spacing: 25 KHz (2,320 Channels) o Power Output: 4/50 Watts (Configuration Dependant) o Planning Range: 0 - 25+ Miles (Configuration Dependant) o Power Source: 12VDC (nominal) o Modulation: FM o Modes: Single Channel/Frequency Hopping o COMSEC Modes: Plain/Cipher Text o Transmission: Voice/Data (16 Kbps) o Preset Channels: (6) Auto, (1) Man, (1) Cue o Primary Battery: (1) BA-5590 o Major SL-3 Components o AS-3683 – Antenna (3’ Tape) o AS-4266 – Antenna (10’ Whip) o H-250 - Handset o ALICE Pack The RT-1523 is the basic RT component for both the manpack and vehicular version of SINCGARS. 114-11
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