Wide Communication Range:

High power output and wide communication range up to 4 miles.

High-quality audio

Audio quality is critical for effective racing communication. The speaker delivers crisper, clearer and stronger audio because of improved acoustic mechanics, allowing users to continue communicating even in noisy and harsh conditions.

Rugged and Durable

With rugged and compact design, the AWR100 is durable enough to withstand 5' drop and meet MIL-STD_810 C/D/E/F.

Extended Operation Time

An extended life Li-ion battery provides 10hrs talktime at a lighter weight.

Programmable 12.5kHz / 25kHz Channel Spacing

The feature enables flexibility and easy migration of channel spacing requirements when the need arises, and no need to buy new radios.

DTMF ANI Encode

DTMF ANI can be set on or off for each channel, for dispatch operations or for simple remote control applications.

2-Tone Encode and Decode

The 2-Tone encoder and decoder functions are assignable per channel, an incomming message is signaled with audio and visual alert.

Monitor

The feature is to monitor the activities on the current channel, and especially helpful for adjusting volume or receiving a week signal.

Battery Save

Once no activity on the channel and no operation performed, the Battery Save feature is automatically turned on, for extended operation time.

Low Battery Alert

The top mounted LED flashes red to alert racers to recharge the battery should the battery level run low.

Busy Channel Lockout

The feature further improves channel management by preventing transmissions if another talk group is already on the air.

Time-out Timer

The feature allows for more efficient use of channels by limiting the amount of time for which a racer can transmit.

Wired Clone

Cloning enables duplication of radios in the field via simple interface cable, without the use of a PC or special equipment.

PC Programming

The feature allows you to customize each radio to fit your racing needs.

Squelch Tail Elimination

The function will minimize the annoying audio outputs that occure at the receiver on completion of a transmission.

Selectable Squelch Level (0-9)

The purpose of squelch is to mute audio output from the speaker when no signals are present. The higher the squelch level selected, the stronger the signal must be to receive. The appropriate squelch level depends on ambient RF noise conditions.

Priority Scan

Priority scan permits scanning of all channels while simutaneously monitoring a priority channel, allowing for activity even while receiving a call on another non-priority channel.