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234,951 frequencies mean you're never out of reach with the TI3000 SSB. 1.605 — 25.1 MHz frequency range, 125 watts PEP

The fully synthesized TI 3000 re- ceiver/exciter unit puts 234,951 fre- quencies at your fingertips. It lets you select any operating frequency — in 100 Hz steps — from 1.605 to 25.1 MHz. And assures reliable communication anywhere in the world.

Tune in minutes —

Save installation costs

A unique, fully automatic antenna coupler lets you tune the TI 3000 to your antenna in just minutes. All you do is press the TUNE key.

The TI 3000 matches to almost any length antenna, within 2:1

VSWR, throughout its frequency range — automatically. This lowers your installation costs. Plus, it makes emergency antenna match fast and effective.

The TI 3000 remembers — so you don't have to

The Constant Memory* feature stores all operating information for up to any 48 channels you select. If the set is turned off or discon- nected from the power supply, the last used channel selected and all previously stored information re- main in memory. You simply turn the set on to use it again.

The fully synthesized TI 3000 also lets you change channel fre- quency assignments quickly and easily — at any time — without buying additional crystals.

More power to the antenna

Unlike conventional radio designs, the TI 3000 features a special com- bined power amplifier/antenna cou- pler, which delivers full 125 watts

PEP right to the antenna. It elimi- nates cable loss and enables the

TI 3000 to outperform higher-pow- ered units.

Get all the facts

With the advanced TI 3000, you'll never be out of reach. And at $5,995 including coupler, you can't find a better value.

For more information, see your nearest authorized Texas Instru- ments dealer. He is factory sup- ported to provide you with installa- tion, operating assistance and service. Ask for a detailed bro- chure or write: Texas Instruments

Incorporated, Marine

Products, P.O. Box 405, »

MS 3438, Lewisville,

Texas 75067.

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