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MC1500
MC1500
1967
1967
MC1500 was the Pye first-generation medium capacity 24-channel microwave radio relay links.
MC1500 was the Pye first-generation medium capacity 24-channel microwave radio relay links.
The equipment was all solid-state.
The equipment was all solid-state.
Although constructed in a rack and panel cabinet tray format, each equipment tray held 3 quick-release modular sub-units.
Although constructed in a rack and panel cabinet tray format, each equipment tray held 3 quick-release modular sub-units.
This design operated on frequencies between 1450–1535 MHz and was suitable for multi-hop operation carrying telephone, telemetry or data.
This design operated on frequencies between 1450–1535 MHz and was suitable for multi-hop operation carrying telephone, telemetry or data.
Transmitter RF output power was 2-Watts.
Transmitter RF output power was 2-Watts.
MC1500 was replaced by L300 in 1972.
MC1500 was replaced by L300 in 1972.
L300
L300
1972
1972
This modern, solid-state radio link could provide carrying capacity of 8, 24 or 60 traffic channels according to model and frequency band of operation.
This modern, solid-state radio link could provide carrying capacity of 8, 24 or 60 traffic channels according to model and frequency band of operation.
The equipment was available in a very wide range of frequency bands to suit the radio-regulatory frequency allocations in any part of the world, including:
The equipment was available in a very wide range of frequency bands to suit the radio-regulatory frequency allocations in any part of the world, including:
380 – 512 MHz
380 – 512 MHz
890 – 960 MHz
890 – 960 MHz
1427 – 1535 MHz
1427 – 1535 MHz
1700 – 1900 MHz
1700 – 1900 MHz
Transmitter RF output power was 2-Watts.
Transmitter RF output power was 2-Watts.
L700
L700
1977
1977
This modern, modular, solid-state radio link was available in a slim-line vertical rack format or a conventional 19-inch rack and panel construction.
This modern, modular, solid-state radio link was available in a slim-line vertical rack format or a conventional 19-inch rack and panel construction.
L700 could provide carrying capacity of 8, 12/24, 60/72 or 120/132 and was available in a very wide range of frequency bands to suit the frequency allocations in many parts of the world, including:
L700 could provide carrying capacity of 8, 12/24, 60/72 or 120/132 and was available in a very wide range of frequency bands to suit the frequency allocations in many parts of the world, including:
890 – 960 MHz
890 – 960 MHz
1427 – 1535 MHz
1427 – 1535 MHz
1700 – 1900 MHz
1700 – 1900 MHz
1900 – 2310 MHz
1900 – 2310 MHz
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