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YUPITERU MVT-7100

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The

MVT-7100

handheld receiver from

YUPITERU

a follow on from their previous outstanding

models. The

MVT

-7100 has continuous frequency coverage from I

OOKHz

1650MHz, with modes

AM,

Narrow

FM, Wide FM,

Upper

Side Band (USB) &

Lower

Side

Band

(LSB). There are I 000

memory channels provided in I 0 banks

into which you can store frequency &

mode

while I 0

programmable search banks are also available.

Please look after the packaging you receive your YUPITERU

MVT

-7100 in, it may be needed

should

be necessary

return the unit to the place

purchase and you may also find

value

should you

ever

'trade in'

sell

your

MVT-7100.

Please

look after your

YUPITERU

MVT-7100 with care, avoid getting the unit

wet

(try not

use

the bath - it

has been known to have submerged receivers arrive for repair I) and also direct

sunlight,

particular car dash boards. Taking care

your receiver will also maintain its value

should you

ever

wish

sell

part exchange the set.

Those

you familiar with English instructions translated and

printed

Japan will

know

that

most cases they leave a lot to

desired (after saying that their English

better than

Japanese !),

hope you will find these instructions far more

comprehensive and understandable.

Please read them carefully.

Compared to some receivers the

MVT-7100

one

ofthe

easier

ones

to program and operate, (who said that !) however

appreciate that some

the operations can be "complicated",

especially to the newcomer and many faults which owners

report are operations that have been carried out incorrectly.

Should your

MVT-7100

not

what it apparently should,

please try again reading the instructions slowly before calling

your

dealer. Owners

previous Yupiteru models should have little trouble

erating this new set.

I hope you

find

this instruction hooklet easy to follow, whilst some parts may seem

/on

winded I

have tried to explain the procedures in a manner which will allow users

var

in~

'scanner' know-

how ?et the hest out

the

MV7~7100

as quickly as possihle. For the experienced user some

explanations may seem tmeccessary

and

drawn out hut

know from experience that no maller how

hard

)'Oil

try

you

camwt answer everybodies

questiOIIS.

Any

comments (or corrections ') would

most welcome.

Happy

Sanning.

MVf-7100

Operating Instructions 1.0

©)aviation

January 1993.

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SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES

I h M V I I I

upplied

with the following accessories:-

I Nil

11d

All

.wze batteries

/11'

('llwt•r ·''

I''

rmit

!Ballery Charger

(12

valls

DC,

200mA)

I It ' I mul

tlr

~;a

lighter

plug

•/

,1\i

jil

lllt

£1

,,,

( .

,,,,

l '

I' .\'/II If/

'''''

III/I

1/l

'lillllf//)()k/et

(

l l

iiOI

12 vo

Adaptor

Carry

Strap

i )

•

•.

,. ,,,

Belt

Clip

l'h

u:nd1 •uppli ·d urc not facto

charged and may require a good

hour charge with

the

charger

11ppl

d w

l11l

· set

switched

otT

before they can be used. You will find that rechargeable

N w

ill

Hiv

litr be

er results

every now and again you fully discharge them.

Try

avoid

Nicnd ba

erios purchased at different times together, you

may

not get

the

maximun

p db

11n

uuco avu

you do.

'J'

111

·nwry backup battery

will

retain frequencies stored

memory

li u n

hu111

7 days should the nicads loose there charge

are removed.

'J'

i11

nck

11p

batte

will be charged each time an external 12v source is

l'Otlltcl:l •d l

r at least one hour.

1'11

ilh

l<l

sup

d batteries with either rechargeable

alkaline

illlll•

!1•

1 outov the battery cover and place the four batteries into the

' ''"' uf' 1 h 1 c · ·ivor ensuring that the correct polarity is observed and

H1p i

l i.11 h11

' I y \lOVC

.~if':

MVf-7100

Operating Instructions 1.0

©)aviation

January

1993.

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