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Kenwood TR-3200

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Radio serviceAmateur radio
Form factorHandheld
Release year1976
Frequency bandsUHF
Bands70cm
Power2 W
ModesFM
Weight1.6 kg
Dimensions (W×H×D)135 x 58 x 191 mm

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The Kenwood TR-3200 is the UHF counterpart to the legendary 2m TR-2200 handheld and actually dates back to the 1970s -- making it notably older than the other TR models in this catalog expansion. It is a large, case-like 70cm handheld using crystal-controlled channel synthesis rather than a fully synthesized oscillator. Powered by ten AA NiCd cells, it weighs around 1.6 kg and delivers up to 2 watts of output on the 70cm band. Despite its age, it marks an important milestone as one of Kenwood/Trio's earliest UHF amateur handhelds.

Highlights

UHF counterpart to the 2m TR-2200 handheldCrystal-controlled channels (two crystals per channel), no full synthesizer12 channels, powered by ten AA NiCd cellsFlip-up telescopic antenna, SO-239 antenna connectorNotably older (1976), larger, and heavier than the other TR models in this batch

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