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mmckenna
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TKR-750 = 50 watts high, 25 watts low. 100% duty cycle at 15 - 25 watts.
TKR-850 = 40 watts high, 25 watts low. 100% duty cycle at 15 - 25 watts.
TKR-751 and TKR-851 are both 25 watt high, 1 watt low. 100% duty cycle at 1 to 25 watts.
TKR-750 is available as a 136MHz to 150MHz version and a 146MHz to 174MHz version
TKR-850 is available as a 400MHz to 430MHz version, a 450MHz to 480MHz and a 480MHz to 512MHz version.
TKR-751 is only available in a 146MHz to 174MHz version.
TKR-851 is only available in a 450MHz to 480MHz version.
Other than those differences, the specs are the same.
TKR-850 = 40 watts high, 25 watts low. 100% duty cycle at 15 - 25 watts.
TKR-751 and TKR-851 are both 25 watt high, 1 watt low. 100% duty cycle at 1 to 25 watts.
TKR-750 is available as a 136MHz to 150MHz version and a 146MHz to 174MHz version
TKR-850 is available as a 400MHz to 430MHz version, a 450MHz to 480MHz and a 480MHz to 512MHz version.
TKR-751 is only available in a 146MHz to 174MHz version.
TKR-851 is only available in a 450MHz to 480MHz version.
Other than those differences, the specs are the same.
phillmobile
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just for your info the tkr750 and tkr751 have the same compenents even the output is the same,guess its a software control issue that restricts it to 25 watts
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