UFT-435

is a GDR radio, developed and built in the GDR for the airforce, but also was used by the Navy. The modern radio uses transistors anc integrated circuits. The housing is made of "Sconater".

It is very service friendly: the modules (called "cassettes") can be flipped out while in use.

It is meant as a portable radio; but also can be used mobile with accesories. In a floating container it can be transported on or under the water surface; this version is called "UFT 435-T".

Usually the radio used rechargeable NiCad- batteries; as special accessories a power supply or a battery box for A- cells can be ordered.

Frequency range:

45,6 ... 47,075 MHz

Number of channels:

60

Channel spacing:

25 kHz

HF- output:

600 mW

Mode:

F3, Phase- modulation

Range:

5 .. 30 km

NF:

300 .. 4000 Hz

Squelch:

can be switched off

Tone call:

1000 Hz +- 200 Hz

Sensitivity:

1,4 µV at 1000 Hz and 12 dB

Battery:

10 KC 3 P - TGL 22 807/08 12V / 3Ah

charging time 14 hrs

Operation:

12 hrs at 1 : 4 : 1 / transmitting : standby : receiving

PSU:

Voltage 12 or 24 V DC or

220 V / 50 Hz or 115 V / 427 Hz

Measurement and weight:

Transceiver + battery 220 x 105 x 330 mm; 6,1 kg

Whole wooden box 650 x 570 x 150 mm; 26 kg

Used until:

1989