Dual-Band Navtex Receiver (NR-30)

Simple to install and use. Can be flush-mounted on a wall surface. Easily legible, clear print.Complied with IMO / ITU-R requirements. Low acoustic noise thermal printing.Very user friendly station and message category selection via an LCD display an keypad. Capable of receiving on 518KHz and 490KHz simultaneously.

Specification

Recording Paper
- Width : 112mm
- Length :25m
- Thickness : approx. 0.066mm
- Outer dia. : 47mm maximum
- Inner dia. : 12.0mm maximum

Power Supply
- Input voltage ?: DC 12V to 36V
- Consumption : 10Watts

Receiving section
- System : Dual-frequency direct reception
- Frequency : 490 KHz & 580KHz
- Mode : F1B(NBDP), FEC(forward error correction)
- Sensitivity : Signal input with character error rate of 4% or less

Printer
- Method : Thermal head serial printing
- Printing : 42 character/line
- Character : 16 ?16 dot metriz, 3.4 ?5mm
- Speed : 41cps(character per second)
- Capacity : more than 250,000 characters per one roll paper

Simple to install and use. Can be flush-mounted on a wall surface.

Country:South Korea
telephone:82-051-600-9033

Simple to install and use. Can be flush-mounted on a wall surface.

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