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Voice Racal Covert ← PRM-4735
Covert Personal Radio
- wanted item
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The PRM-5120 is a discrete secure body-wearable
covert radio, developed by
Thales
(formerly: Racal)
in Bracknell (UK) in the early 2000s as part
of the Cougar 2000 product line. The device is intended for concealed use
during observations, VIP protection and covert operations, and is used by
police forces, the Ministry of Defense (MoD) and
security services in
various countries. Like its predecessor,
the Racal PRM-4735,
it has no controls and accepts the same accessories.
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- MA-5125 RCU, wired remote control unit (8 channels)
- MA-5130 CLU, clip-on microphone/speaker combination (100 channels) 1
- MA-5137 Standard crypto module
- MA-5187 Special crypto module
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- 2 or 4 level Digital FSK modulation
- Clear (analogue) Mode (12.5 or 25 kHz raster, with CTCSS) F3E
- 16 kb/s (or 12 kb/s) CVSD digital modulation at 25 kHz bandwidth (F1E)
- VHF-H band: 136-174 MHz 1
- UHF band: 440-512 MHz 1
- RF output power 0.5 or 2W (programmable)
- Optional MA-5137 or MA-5187 encryption module
- 4 crypto keys (A, B, C and D)
- TARIFF data protocol (for ancillaries)
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VHF-H and UHF refers to different models.
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