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Portable direction finder
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PE-484/9 was a fully transistorised portable
radio direction finder (RDF),
introduced in 1989 by Telefunken in Ulm (Germany)
as the successor to the earlier PE-484 thru PE-484/5 models.
The device covers frequencies between 150 kHz and 30 MHz, and has a digital
readout. It is suitable for the reception of
CW (A1A), AM (A3E), FM (F3E) and LSB/USB (R3E, H3E, J3E)
modulated signals.
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Device Portable radio direction finder Purpose Detection of clandestine transmissions Model PE 484/9 Manufacturer Telefunken Year 1989 Country Germany Frequency 150 kHz - 30 MHz Resolution 100 Hz Memories 16 Modulation see below Power 4V/DC — 14V/DC Batteries 4 x IEC R14 Consumption ≤ 1W Capacity Up to 80 hours Dimensions 190 x 165 x 55 mm Weight 2300 gram (without batteries)
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A1A A1 CW Continuous Wave, or AM ON/OFF keying A3E A3 AM Amplitude Modulation F3E F3 FM Frequency Modulation R3E VSB Vestigial Side Band, Single Side Band, reduced carrier H3E A3H SSB Single Sideband with full carrier J3E A3J SSB Single Side Band (USB/LSB) suppressed carrier
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