GME 2W UHF Transceiver TX677

Name: GME 2W UHF Transceiver TX677
Brand: GME
SKU: DC9048
Price: 139.00 NZD
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Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

CAT.NO: DC9048
MPN: TX677

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Overview

The TX677 is a compact and lightweight mechanical design, with up to 14 hours battery life, convenient USB charging, a rotary power/ volume control for easy operation, switchable transmission power (2/ 0.5 watt), and a user programmable scan function, the TX677 is a serious performer in a compact chassis.

Also available as a twin pack (TX677TP), and a quad pack (TX677QP).

Key Features:
- Compact & Lightweight
- Up to 14 Hours Battery Life
- USB Charging
- Rotary Power/ Volume Control
- 2/ 0.5 Watt Switchable Transmission Power
- 2 Year Warranty

Specifications

Transceivers and Communication

Radio Channels

80

Line of Sight Range

9 km

CB Output Power

2 W

Number of included CB Radios

1 pc

Power from rechargeable battery

Shape

Lithium Rechargeable Battery Cell/Pack

Capacity

1600 mAh

Type

Lithium Ion

Box Contents

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2 Watt UHF CB Handheld Radio (TX677)

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1600mAh LiIon Battery Pack (BP021)

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USB Multicharging Cable (LE061)

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AC Adaptor (PS003

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Belt Clip (MB047)

Product Dimensions

Length

90 mm

Width

52 mm

Depth

30 mm

Classified as dangerous goods

DG UN Number

3481

DG Class

9

DG Pack Group

II - Medium Danger

DG Hazardous Chemical Code

4W

DG Ship Name

3481 - Lithium Ion Batteries Packed In Equipment

Battery Watt Hour Rating (Required for Lithium Batteries)

5.92 Wh

Packaged Dimensions

Packaged Volume

1.3521 l

Packaged Weight

0.298 kg

Packaged Type

Gift Box

Packaged Length

23.2 cm

Packaged Width

9.4 cm

Packaged Height

6.2 cm

Shipping Volume

2.15016 l

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Articles

30 August 2023

UHF CB (Citizen Band) Radios

For those who grew up in the '70's and 80's who "loved" 27MHz CB you would be pretty used to the 'hit and miss' reception of "breaker, breaker, this is rubber duckie..." CB. It worked, and it worked pretty well sometimes but range could be extremely variable and it could be very noisy.