Why does the same model of portable radio deliver 5W on VHF yet only 4W on UHF?
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Looking at the DP4000e specification sheet , one can see that on VHF (136-174MHz), the maximum transmit power is 5W. Yet, on UHF, the maximu...
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