Yudansha
Q: Can this unit communicate with PMR 446 radios?
Asked by TBG57 on 2018-01-05 08:03:51
Yudansha Of course. Watching the specs you can see that the frequency range cover LPD and PMR frequencies. (433 and 446 Mhz)
2018-07-21 04:22:16 Helpful (0)
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Yudansha When activated the bar exit 50 or 100 millimeters (depend wich kind you buy between them) .... It works into theese ranges. So if you need more extension you have to add a bar at the head. Anyway they're short and short range so if you need to push something longer, you need to apply this to a leverage system that works to gain the high you need (but in this situation you have to calculate the forces about leverage system that could be negative and the 6000 newton could became 3-4000)... Clear ? Buena suerte
2020-08-26 05:31:36 Helpful (0)