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Army Radio Sales Co. :: Clansman Radios :: Clansman PRC-351 VHF Man-Pack Transceiver

Clansman PRC-351 VHF Man-Pack Transceiver #1531

This is the Clansman VRC-351 Back-Pack Radio. It is a 4 Watt portable VHF (FM) Radio, made by RACAL BCC Ltd. in England. The PRC-351 has been designed to provide command communications at battalion and company level for dismounted troops. It was also used in vehicles by mounted troops. The PRC-351 replaced the older A41 and A42 British VHF radios.

Frequency Range 30 to 76.000 MHz in 25 Khz steps giving a total of 1841 programmable channels. The desired frequency is set by four knobs on the side of the radio which can be operated even while the operator is wearing Arctic mittens, or in the dark by counting clicks from the end-stops.

Intermediate Freq 11.525 MHz, Frequency Stability 5 ppm per year. Voice F3E Narrow with +/- 5 Khz deviation, Telegraph F2, 75 Baud.

A Whisper mode is provided for use when quiet conditions are essential. In this mode the receiver's audio output volume is reduced and the microphone sensitivity is increased. A Loud mode is also provided for operation in noisy environments as well as a Noise-On switch position which allows the radio to operate with the squelch in the off mode.

Local Squelch facility by either 150 Hz tone modulation of radiated signal, or by 160 Hz superimposed on receive signal. Auto-Rebroadcast operates on 150Hz Modulated receive signal.

Output power of the radio is 4 Watts into a 50 Ohm load and the transmitting range is up to 10 Km when used with 1.2 meter standard whip antenna in open country side, and up to 20 Km when used with a vehicle antenna. The radio can be capable of transmitting to much greater distances by adding an external clip on 20 Watt RF amplifier. In this configuration the radio would effectively become a Clansman PRC-352 which is available elsewhere on this website.

If more than one radio set is used in close proximately a Selective Unit RF 4 Watt "SURF" should be installed on top of the PRC-351 radio. The SURF prevents one radio interfering with the other radio. The SURF is then tuned to give optimum performance and achieve maximum range with the radio set.

The radio is powered by a standard Clansman 24 Volt battery pack. The battery clips on to the bottom of the radio. The radio can also be powered / recharged with a Hand Generator which clips on between the radio and the battery. It can also be powered externally from Vehicle power supply or a 24 Volt DC Power Supply such as the UK-AC1-2870 14/28 Volt AC Adaptor, connected to the radio with a modified battery extension lead.

The PRC-351 and accessories are supplied in very good condition, tested and operational. Please choose from a range of accessories that is available below.

PRC-351 Accessories	Accessories Option 1	Accessories Option 2	Accessories Option 3	Accessories Option 4
PRC-351 Tested Condition "Grade 2"
Flexible Antenna
Trailing Wire Antenna
H-39 Handset
Gas Mask Microphone
24 Volt Battery
Selecting Unit RF 4 Watt
Hand Generator
Battery Extension Cable
2 meter Whip Antenna
Slim-Line Head Set
Pressel Switch Box Assembly
Light Weight Back-Pack
Back-Pack Adaptor
PRICE	£150	£185	£200	£275

Details

Weight 6.00 Kgs

Equipment Grade Grade 2

Price: £ 150.00 (About US$ 246.00)

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