VHF Weather Radio Systems
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NG300 and NG1000 Main/Standby (Primary/Secondary) Analog VHF Weather Radio Transmitter SystemsThe NG300 (300 watts) and NG1000 (1000 watts) are main/standby (primary/secondary) analog VHF transmitter systems operating in the 162.4 MHz to 162.55 MHz band. The system is intended for use as a weather radio transmitter that is capable of delivering a continuous stream of audio programming – in the form of weather messages – directly to the public.
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Meets NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) Transmitter SpecificationsNautel NG300 and NG1000 were designed to meet the stringent technical and reliability requirements necessary for use in the NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) network. |
300 Watt & 1000 Watt ModelsThe Nautel NG series Weather Radio Transmitters are available in 300 watt (NG300) and 1000 watt (NG1000) models. The NG Series Weather Radio Transmitters are capable of providing full power into a 3:1 VSWR. |
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Main/Standby (Primary/Secondary) ConfigurationThe NG Series Weather Radio Transmitter system cabinet consist of two completely redundant VHF transmitters (A and B) in a main-standby configuration, a System controller, RF coaxial switch, Dummy load, Bandpass filter, System output directional coupler, Primary/secondary ac distribution units, Audio surge protector, Modem and a Monitor Unit for Remote Off Air Monitoring of the Weather Radio Transmitter System. |
Password Protected Remote/Control Monitor ApplicationRemote control and monitoring is provided via a Windows-based PC application with two levels of username/password access. Complete control/monitoring functionality including meters, configuration, calibration, auxiliary I/O, alarms and events are available via the NG Series Remote Application. This data can also be downloaded to CSV files. The NG Series Remote Application connects remotely via a modem and also locally via a front panel serial port or USB connection. |
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