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Teleport VI
On the side you find the channel switch. On the front you find the connectors for the microphone/speaker unit and the antenna and a combined switch on/loudness The instrument shows the battery condition and stays active as long as the radio is switched on. The microfone/speaker unit has pushbuttons for PTT and the two call tones; and a loudness knob. In the bottom is the battery lid with built-in fuse; and in many cases a chart with the four frequencies. The Modules are plugged in, thus maintenance is not difficult. It can be used to transmit measured signals (telemeter) or it can be used to control devices by remote control. The capsule in the speaker unit is used as microphone as well as for loudspeaker. Used as loudspeaker it is so very efficient, that it even can be used in very noisy areas. An extra noise protective fitting makes a connection possible even up to 130 phon. Lots of accessories were available for many kinds of operations, there also are many kinds of handsets and hand- operated headsets. As antennas mostly rod antennas (short or long) are used, there also is a trouserleg- antenna. Straps are provided to carry it in your hand, over the shoulder, or on your chest. There are pouches for remote operation of the speaker set, and antenna carriers when the antenna is mounted at a higher spot. Chargers are delivered for 2, 6 or 12 batteries. A 2-battery-charger is in the collection. The Teleport VI can be used by turns: portable (run by batteries); mobile (run by car battery or DC/DC- converter.) This converter (see picture gallery) is fixed in a car, is the mounting of the radio, and allows the operation of the radio on a voltage between 5 and 32 Volts. The Teleport VI can be used together with the Telefunken distress signal device This set is used in dangerous operations. An example: a firefighter is equipped with this set. If he does not press a distress button every 30 to 60 seconds, the device emitts loud whistles, and the Teleport VI sends a distress signal. Special variants: A packing is built in, and a rubber covers the speaker unit. Changing loudness is next to impossible after the rubber cover is attached; so loudness should be changed first. is an intrinsically safe radio for environments that are occasionally flammable or explosive. The speaker unit can only be removed using a special tool, so sparks are avoided. is delivered as vehicle or fixed station. A hermetically sealed housing contains the radio that is electrically the same as the Teleport VI, except a PTC- resistor is built in. With rising temperature the resistance rises very much, thus limits the current when the radios has a short circuit. When there is only need for a data transmission, the radio is delivered without a receiver. The radio, however, can be restored to a normal Teleport VI. is used when only commands or data must be received. Here, too, a fully functional transceiver can be restored. The Teleport VI can easily be tuned to the 2m- Amateur- band. DL4TN developed a model for 2 meters, and the Teleport VI was built after this model.
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