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Tracking:

Turn around to find the proper direction as indicated by the diodes and heard from the loudspeaker or the
earphone (plugged in at the bottom, disconnects the loudspeaker). The strongest signal should be
received when the top points at the transmitter. A weaker signal is normally heard in the opposite
direction.

As a rule, one should move around a little during the tracking process to reduce the reflecting and
dampening influence from the nearby terrain or objects. Try to find elevated and free areas for taking
bearings, if possible. Do not stand near reflecting objects like a car or a big rock.

Theory and practice donʼt always coincide, but, as a rule the vertical position of the receiver may give a
stronger signal in a forested terrain. However, the direction of the signal received may be very false.

Tracking from short distance from the transmitter is normally a problem for the inexperienced person.
However, the PERDIX VHF receiver has good dynamic properties, which makes it easy to use even close to a
strong transmitter.

Care:

As mentioned above, do not keep the batteries in the receiver during prolonged periods of non-use.

If the receiver has been used in heavy rain and there is moisture inside, open the battery compartment,
take out the batteries and let the receiver remain open over night in a dry and warm place. This normally
will restore any performance of the receiver that may be affected by penetrating water.

Technical Specifications:

Frequency coverage

any 2 (4) MHz band within 138 - 175 MHz

Frequency stability

+/- 4ppm, -25 to +40°C

Sensitivity

-135 dBm at (S+N)/N=10dB

Dynamic range

-30 to -145 dBm

Power

2 x 1.5V alkaline battery

Current drain

140 mA

Operating temperature

from -35°C to +50°C

Dimensions

146 x 57 x 32 mm

Weight

390 grams (including batteries)

Earphone

150 ohm, 3.5 mm telephone plug

Speaker

Waterproof

Antenna sockets

LEMO (type 00)

VHF Receiver

Instructions

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Summary of Contents for RX-98

Page 1: ...s micro processor controlled It covers any 2 MHz band between 138 and 175 MHz An adjacent 2 MHz band can be included as an option The receiver includes 40 programmable channels and it also includes a scanner function for the programmed channels The PERDIX VHF receiver has one external antenna socket The frequency is set by a knob to the closest 1 kHz Also fine trimming of the frequency tone and th...

Page 2: ...igit by rotating the knob To move to the next digit to the left press and release the knob again Continue changing the frequency using the method described Channel Mode Setting the channel frequency 1 Utilise the frequency mode to tune the receiver to the desired frequency according to the method described above 2 Press and hold the FREQ knob until the text Channel xx is displayed XX represents a ...

Page 3: ... Point preferably horizontally with the front of the external directional antenna at the transmitter To set the transmitter frequency press the FREQ knob and release it to change the 1 kHz digit underlined by turning the FREQ knob Push the FREQ knob again to change the 10kHz digit underlined and set the frequency by turning the knob In the same way the 100 kHz and the MHz can be changed When the l...

Page 4: ...iver has good dynamic properties which makes it easy to use even close to a strong transmitter Care As mentioned above do not keep the batteries in the receiver during prolonged periods of non use If the receiver has been used in heavy rain and there is moisture inside open the battery compartment take out the batteries and let the receiver remain open over night in a dry and warm place This norma...

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