GME 5W UHF Transceiver TX6160X

CAT.NO: DC9054
MPN: TX6160X

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GME 5W UHF Transceiver TX6160X

$259.00

Overview

NOTE: This product has been replaced by DC1086. Click here for the replacement

The TX6160X features class-leading 5 watt transmission power, an IP67 ingress-protection rating for outstanding performance and years of reliable use in the harshest Australian environments, up to 30 hours battery life, VOX Hands-free mode, and a built-in LED torch.

These radios are serious equipment for users who demand the ultimate in handheld UHF CB communication, for both work and play.

Also available as a kit with a full suite of professional-grade accessories (TX6160), and a twin pack (TX6160TP).

Key Features:
- 5/ 1 Watt Switchable Transmission Power
- Rugged Design, IP67 Ingress Protection
- Up to 30 Hours Battery Life
- Built-in LED Torch
- Improved Channel Scan Speed
- Rotary Power/ Volume Control
- 3 Year Warranty

Specifications

Transceivers and Communication

Radio Channels

80.0 ch

Line of Sight Range

14.0km,14.0km

Power from rechargeable battery

Shape

Lithium Rechargeable Battery Cell/Pack

Type

Lithium Ion

Water resistance details

Water resistance classification

Weatherproof

Ingress Protection Rating

IP Rating

IP67

Box Contents

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5 Watt UHF CB Handheld Radio (TX6160)

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2600mAh LiIon Battery Pack (BP026)

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Desktop Charger (BCD020)

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AC Adaptor (PS002)

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Belt Clip (MB045)

Product Dimensions

Length

102.0 mm

Width

57.0 mm

Depth

35.0 mm

Classified as dangerous goods

DG UN Number

3481.0

DG Class

9.0

DG Pack Group

II - Medium Danger

DG Hazardous Chemical Code

4W

DG Ship Name

3481 - Lithium Ion Batteries Packed In Equipment

Battery Watt Hour Rating (Required for Lithium Batteries)

19.24 Wh

Packaged Dimensions

11.2cm(Length) x 9.8cm(Width) x 28.6cm(Height)

Downloads

MSDS for DC9054

Articles

30 August 2023

UHF CB (Citizen Band) Radios

For those who grew up in the '70's and 80's who "loved" 27MHz CB you would be pretty used to the 'hit and miss' reception of "breaker, breaker, this is rubber duckie..." CB. It worked, and it worked pretty well sometimes but range could be extremely variable and it could be very noisy.