PRE-RELEASE INFORMATION

Series

Series

VHF AND UHF REPEATERS

Two Channels in One Box Repeater, Compatible with the Affordable, Low-Complexity Digital Simulcast

Continuing the IC-FR5000/FR6000 unique two-in-one implementation for two channels in one box applications.

With the optional UC-FR5300* network controller and GNSS antenna,

the IC-FR5300/FR6300 can be compatible with digital simulcast systems.

* Depending on the version.

Simulcast systems can increase coverage by adding repeaters with the same pair of frequencies in the network.

No need to reprogram radios when adding repeaters for coverage expantion.

The UR-FR5300/FR6300 channel module can be used as a portable repeater. Suitable to improve coverage by installing it in existing "dead spots".

With the optional UC-FR5300*, the IC-FR5300/ FR6300 provides multi-site conventional and Type-D trunking.

* Depending on the version.

UR-FR5300/FR6300

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