Maritime radio services operation – Uniden PRESIDENT LTD 950 User Manual

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Frequency Range
Frequency Stability:

RECEIVER

Frequency Range

Sensitivity

Circuit
Squelch Sensitivity
Spurious Response
Adjacent Channel

Selectivity

Audio Output Power

Power Requirement

IF Frequencies

156 to 158 MHz

±300 Hz nominal

156 to 163 MHz

0.25pVtor12dBSINAD
0.35pV tor 20 dB S/H

Dual Conversion Super Heterodyne PLL

0.5pV Threshold

60 dB
70 dB @ ± 25 kHz

4.0 watts (10% Distortion)
0.2A @ 13.8V DC squelched
0.9A @ 13.8V DC at maximum audio
output

1st -16.9 MHz

2nd - 455 kHz

MARITIME RADIO SERVICES OPERATION

You are required to comply with the Rules and Regulations as set forth

by the Federal Communications Commission. A complete set of FCC
Marine Radio Rules may be purchased from the US Government Printing
Office by requesting “Volume IV of the FCC Rules." Among the more
significant rules are:

1. You must obtain a Ship's Station License by making application to the

FCC on FCC Form 506. An Interim Ship’s Station License may be

obtained by personal appearance at your local FCC Field Office. The

Ship’s Station License must be posted at the station location. Send

FCC Form 506 and the $35.00 application fee to:

FCC

Marine Ship Service

P.O. Box 358275
Pittsburgh. PA 15251-5275

instead of mailing it to the address listed on the form.

2. A Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit (or higher grade li

cense) must also be obtained from the FCC in order to legally operate
your transmitter in international waters. Application is to be made on

FCC Form 753. An interim permit is automatically granted upon

submission of your application.