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TYT TH-9800 Quad Band 50W Cross-Band Mobile Car Ham Radio Black 5.5 x 1.58 x 8.35"

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Features

  • 50W/40W Full Quad Band FM Twin Display Amateur Mobile Radio Transceiver!
  • Full Twin Display and Receive, Cross Band Repeater mode too!
  • Features CTCSS, DCS, DTMF, 2-Tone/5-Tone, Alphanumeric Display, & more!
  • Transmits 10M ( 29Mhz ), 6M ( 52Mhz ), 2M ( 146Mhz ) & 70cm ( 440Mhz ) Bands, FM, 50W/40W, Receives additional frequencies too! (AM mode selectable on VHF receive frequencies for Air Band reception)
  • Remote Mountable Faceplate, Full Direct Entry Keypad mic, 800 channels & More!! Please use the compatible 4 bands antenna with this radio, to make sure the radio could work well. The dual bands antenna is not compatible. * Please make sure the CTCSS are all set correctly on both radios to avoid the noise during transmitting. * There is a backup fuse offered with the radio. When customer finds the radio is not turned on or no power display, please replace with the backup fuse on the radio.

Description

- The TYT TH9800 QuadBand Transmit, Twin Receive, Dual Display FM Radio Transceiver for the 10 Meter, 6 Meter, VHF 2 meter & UHF 70cm Bands!. - Loaded with features, Over 800 AlphaNumeric Memory channels! - True automatic cross band repeater mode, Twin simultaneous Receive, w/seperate Vol & Squelch controls! - Multiple Tuning Steps,. Includes full keypad microphone! - Remote mountable Faceplate! - Receive Range: 26-33Mhz, 47-54 MHz, 110-180Mhz ( with AM Air band), 350-399Mhz, 430-- 512Mhz, 750-947Mhz. - 50W 2M & VHF / 40W 10M & UHF, with Multiple lower power settings available too. - ctcss, dcs (PL & DPL), DTMF, 2 tone/5tone signaling, ANI, Display Brightness setting & more! - Includes 12Vdc Power Cable & Mounting Bracket, SO-239 Antenna connector on radio. Built In Cooling Fan. Functions: - Outstanding 0.2uV sensitivity across 10m/6m/2m/70cm bands - Brilliant crossmodulation, intermodulation rejection and strong signal performance- similar to commercial radios. - Commercial quality and commercial performance, too! - 809 memory channels - DTMF mic included! - Digital FM broadcast band radio - High/low output power levels - Reverse frequency selection - Dual (V/U) squelch set levels - Dual repeater offsets selectable - Multi-function scanning - Repeater offset selectable - Keypad lock function - Channel name editing - CTCSS/DCS encode/decode - Dual Band/Dual Receive: (Full Duplex) - Cross Band Repeat - TX Power: 5-50 Watts - Memories: 256 - Antenna Connection: Single SO 259s Specification: General Frequency Range: - 26-33MHz (RX/TX) (AM band RX) - 47-54MHz (RX/TX) (AM band RX) - 136-174MHz (RX/TX) - 400-480MHz (RX/TX) - 108-136 (AM band RX only) - 320-399.000 (RX only) - 750-950 (RX only) - Channel Capacity: 809 channels - Channel Spacing: 5/10/12.5/15/20/25/50KHz - Modes of Emission: F3, F2, F1 - Antenna Impendence: 50 Ohms, unbalanced(Antenna Duplexer bulit-in) - Frequency Stability: ±5 PPM@-140°F~+140°F(-10-+60) - Operating Voltage: -4°F~+A140°F(-10-+60) - Operating Temperature Range: 13.8VDC (±15%). Negative ground - Current Cunsumption(Approx): RX: 0.5A (Squelched);TX:8.0A (50/430MHz), 8.5A(29/144MHz) - Case Size(WXHXD): 140x41.5x168mm (w/0 knobs & connectors) - Weight(Approx): 2.2lb(1Kg) Transmitter: - Output Power: 50/20/10/5W(29/50/144MHz) - Modulation Type: Variable Reactance - Maximum Deviation: Better than -60dB(29MHz:Better than -50dB) - Modulation Distortion: Less than 3% - Microphone Impedance: 2kΩ - DATA jack Impedance: 10KΩ Receiver: - Circuit Type: Double-conversion super-heterodyne - Intermediate Frequency: 45.05MHz/450KHz(left band) 47.25MHz/450KHz(right band) - Sensitivity(for 12dB SINAD): Better than 0.2μV - Squelch Sensitivity: Better than 0.16μV - Selectivity(-6dB/-60dB): 12KHz/30KHz - Maximum AF Output: 2W@8Ω for 5% THD - AF Output Impedance: 4-16Ω Package Content: 1x TYT TH-9800 Mobile Transceiver 1x Handheld Microphone 1x Power Cable 1x Screws and Accessories 1x User’s Manual 1x Fixed Bracket 1x Microphone Hanger

Brand: TYT


Color: Black


Number of Channels: 800


Special Feature: Long Range


Frequency Range: 136 174 mhz


Talking Range Maximum: 10 Meters


Tuner Technology: UHF, VHF


Voltage: 1 Volts


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Product Dimensions: 11.6"D x 8"W x 4.5"H


UPC: 786471007099 820103300056 757440562680


Manufacturer: SAIN-Import


Included Components: Radio, Remote Mountable Faceplate, Full Direct Entry Keypad Mic


Brand Name: TYT


Model: TYT-TH-9800


Item Weight: 2 Kilograms


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 11.6"D x 8"W x 4.5"H


Color: Black


Waterproof Rating: IPX7


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Compatible Devices: TYT-compatible radio devices


Battery Average Life: 72 Hours


Talking Range Maximum: 10 Meters


Tuner Type: UHF, VHF


Voltage: 1 Volts


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Number of Channels: 800


Special Features: Long Range


Frequency Range: 136 174 mhz


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    • Doesn't Get Much Better Than This For A Mobile Rig
A few years ago 2 friends of mine each bought a Yaesu FT 8900. I had the opportunity to observe and also use the radio. I thought it was nice, but certainly priced too high to be worth the investment for me. Up until recently I had only ever used and needed a single band 2 meter or dual band VHF/UHF rig in the vehicle and that met my needs. 4 bands? Who really uses or needs 4 bands? I Thought to myself. In recent years I've been both more active on the ham radio and doing more on the road. Often times there were UHF repeaters that would lend themselves better to a particular situation but I only had 2 meters available. Or sometimes If I had dual band it was just a 5 watt HT hooked to a mobile antenna. It performed well but I needed more power and less clutter than having speakers, microphones, power cables and coax strung all over the car. It had been since I got my ticket in 2001 I last purchased a brand new mobile radio. Yes, I was definitely due for new mobile rig. I figured it may as well be the best mobile I can afford. But $400+ for a Yaesu quad bander? Still no way I could justify it. With lots of chatter amongst the locals about the new budget priced Chinese rigs I began to pay attention. A year before the TYT-TH9800 was even produced I found out it was in the design stages. I made a point to follow the progress and buy one if it turned out to be worthwhile. So was it worthwhile? Well, turns out my job is now sending me on road trips as much as 300 miles or more a day. Remote wilderness areas of upstate PA. No cell service dead zones. The HT had to go and I replaced it with the TH9800. Now I wonder how I ever got by on anything less. Paired with a tri-band Radio Shack "scanner" antenna this rig has been pure mobile operating bliss. Its powerful, reliable, and easy to operate.The hyper memories (A-F keys) are especially useful. As I travel to different regions of the state I can set and later recall a preset configuration for the radio to match the repeaters I use in that region. No need to scroll through hundreds of memories. I find myself using the dual receive all the time. As I'm beginning to fade on one repeater I can scan or look for another on the other side of the rig with a smooth as silk transition. I especially like that this radio, unlike the Yaesu version allows reception of CB. So I can have CB channel 19 on the left and 2 meters on the right. I squelch ch19 for only the important stuff and carry on my repeater rag chew as I put the interstate miles behind me. Audio reports have been fabulous, with quite a few saying "Where can I get one" in response to hearing the offerings of this radio. All 800 memories of this radio are full, thanks to ordering the USB Programming cable. Yes, it CAN be done in CHIRP, contrary to most of what you read on the web. CHIRP cannot upload and download to the radio yet but that's no big deal. You simply use the TYT software to capture a .dat file and open that in CHIRP. Then you can use all the neat options in CHIRP to download your frequencies and import them into the .dat file. Use the TYT to upload the .dat. Done! I have every 10/6/2/70 repeater in the state loaded into the radio with plenty of extra room. Outside of having a mobile all band/all mode I dont think it gets any better than this radio. Especially for this price!! *My version is the "Plus Upgraded" version. This version, according to the TYT representative that wrote me back,(great customer service) fixes several bugs in the firmware and makes the crossband repeat feature work better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2014 by Mike
    • Great Radio at a Great Price.
After researching several transceivers I decided this was the best for my needs... then clicked on the wrong one! Accidentally ordered the dual band version which is the same brand & model number; however this model has a "plus" after the model number. As soon as I saw the box I assumed someone else goofed. LOL. Then looked at my order & performed an appropriate face / palm. Easy return (pending) & I immediately ordered the correct "quad band model". It arrived Sunday morning! Wasn't expecting it until late Monday! Excited like a little kid Christmas morning I opened the box. The manual was right on top so I didn't need to dig for it. Surprisingly for a Chinese radio manual it was easily understandable. The radio menu is odd but if you read the manual first it's easy to adapt to. After becoming familiar with the features & controls I reopened the box. The radio looks nice! Apparently a copy of the Yaesu FT-8900R with nearly identical specs & features. Easy hookup on my radio bench, powered up then listened to each of the four bands. Audio was clear. I ordered the programming cable & software from another vendor & it hasn't arrived yet but was easily able to program in a few repeaters manually. Power levels were spot on with the specs as were the frequencies. Audio reports were excellent. I was a bit skeptical at first as I've never used 10 meter FM before but I like it! Several repeaters available as well. Much clearer than 10m AM! Sounds like 6 meter FM. Very nice radio that is going to get plenty of use. My intent is to mount it in my Jeep which will be going to all sorts of remote wilderness areas. Manual programming isn't difficult at all so if I need to add something out in the middle of nowhere, I can. To my surprise I like it so much I plan to buy another for the house. The only "bad" thing was the "beep" feature when programming manually. That got annoying really quick but it was easy to disable until I was done. That won't be as issue when programming via computer. The display is bright & clear with good layout. The controls are well placed & all have a good feel to them. I purchased the extended warranty but doubt I'll need it. I doubt I'll need the fire extinguisher or first aid kit I keep in my Jeep either but like the extended warranty, better to have it & not need it than the other obvious option. Bottom line... great radio at a fair price. A new Tech or veteran Extra Class ham wouldn't just be happy with it, they would be impressed. I highly recommend this radio. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2017 by Jeff P
    • Seems to work and audio quality is great. Some programming and operating quirks.
Update 1/21/2016: Well, the right side of one of my TYT9800 radios has developed something of a whine and it also seems to create intermittent random interference while receive a strong signal. Like I'll be listening to someone talking S9 or so and the radio will just randomly go "pshhhhh! pshhhh!" like full-scale static. So maybe quality isn't so great. Original review: Had this radio for a couple of weeks as a home base station and was pleased enough with it I got a second for mobile. Signal reports from other users on 2m and 70cm are very good, and I have no problem hitting all the local repeaters. Overall, I have had no problems with the radio. There are things about it that I would change, of course. It's not easy to program, and the software from TYT is pretty bad. The programming port looks like USB, but it's not. You have to use their cable, which is basically a serial adapter. If you want to do a digital mode like APRS (which you can indeed do using a PC or RPi), you have to make your own cable that can get the rx from the speaker port and the tx from the mic port. It would have been nice if the mic cable had the rx audio so you could just make one cable. But because the radio is FM only, you can only do APRS/AX.25 anyway. Probably biggest gripe about the unit is that it is FM only, making the 10m and 6m feature not very useful (at least for me). Is there a comunity talking FM on those bands? There isn't around here. But it's not like they don't make it clear from the specs that this is the case. And even as a two-band radio, it's still quite inexpensive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2016 by D. Jacobowitz

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