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Albrecht AE5900 “Features”

  • 2 freely selectable emergency channels
  • Echo
  • High-cut
  • Noise blanker
  • Busy channel lockout
  • Public address (PA) function
  • Morse function (CW)
  • Automatic squelch
  • VOX hands-free function
  • Power meter
  • CTCSS / DCS
  • Voltage display
  • Frequency display
  • DSP noise reduction NRC / ANC (transmit and receive) 
  • Key tones
  • Scan function / scan mode
  • MF gain (microphone gain)
  • Selectable microphone type (electret, dynamic)
  • Optional accessories with keyboard and programmable keys
  • Talkback (33 levels)
  • Time-out timer
  • Voltage monitoring
  • Clarifier
  • Dimmer (5 levels)
  • 16 channel memory
  • Roger beep
  • Dual watch
  • RJ45 microphone with 3 illuminated buttons

Is Morse CW possible on a Multi-EU norm radio?

We don’t see PC Programming (maybe later)

We don’t see Bluetooth or mentioned as an option

It’s still available soon

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3 comments

  1. Cw is allways possible with an usb-rig, you can code with handmic up/down knobs
    and transmit.

    • My comment was on a legal CB it’s an ok feature? Don’t see it on Presidents and others. Just was wondering if it’s ok to be sat there

    • When I asked about it I was told the below that’s why ask?

      No, CW (Continuous Wave) is generally not a legally permitted mode of operation on German CB radio. CB radio in Germany, like in most of the EU, is a license-free service with specific technical and operational restrictions set by the national regulatory body, the Bundesnetzagentur.

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