TFT 5290 HP 20 Watt Studio/transmitter link (STL) Frequency agile new in box. Start Price USD 4,000.00 Current Price USD 4,000.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price USD 4,800.00 Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, July 03, 2008 End Time Friday, July 04, 2008 Location Lubbock, TX See more about 'TFT 5290 HP 20 Watt Studio/transmitter link (STL)' Description • Frequency Agile From the Front Panel • All Frequency Bands 1.7 GHz—140 MHz (in 20 MHz sub-bands) • 10 or 20 Watts (nominal) • Liquid Crystal Display • Composite or Mono • 6.25 kHz Step Size • Selectable Pre-/De-Emphasis • Direct FM Modulation • Receiver Automatic Switchover Built-in The TFT 5200 Series Analog STL is a new addition to the TFT family of STL products which incorporates the latest technology in an economical package. The rugged construction, frequency agility, and high performance make the 5200 Series ideal for complex or simple analog STL applications. GENERAL DESCRIPTION The TFT 5200 Series consists of a transmitter and receiver pair that delivers a composite or mono signal with maximum flexibility and minimum of adjustment or configuration. The transmitters have a nominal output of 10 Watts; 20 Watt or higher versions are also available. The receivers have improved sensitivity for optimum fade margin and reliability and built-in automatic switchover. The RF entire system is frequency agile and set by software in the transmitter and receiver. Up/down pushbuttons select the desired frequency without need for further adjustment or optimization. SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE Direct FM modulation and true frequency agility make the 5200 suited to a variety of situations, including composite, mono, dual mono, hot stand-by, redundant and multi-channel. One transmitter/receiver pair can cover a full 20 MHz band segment and is ideal for back-up applications. Both transmitter and receiver are compatible with existing composite and mono systems. A front panel LCD and user-friendly navigation system permit easy control and setup. All operating parameters can be seen and controlled from the front panel. No tuning is required. Main board jumpers select modes of operation. Place a Bid!