| GENERAL |
| System: | AMPS 800 (USA and other countries) |
| Frequency range: | RX: 869.000-894.000 MHz
TX: 824.000-849.000 MHz |
| Frequency stability: | ? ppm |
| Power supply: | 7.2 VDC (NiCd battery pack, 500 mAh) |
| Current drain / battery life: | Standby: ? mA / 8 hrs
Talk: ? A / 30 min |
| Impedance / antenna: | ? ohm / ?-jack |
| Dimensions (W*H*D): | 40*195*80 mm (1.58*7.68*3.15"), with battery, no antenna |
| Weight: | 790 g (1.74 lb), with battery |
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| RECEIVER SECTION |
| Receiver system: |
? conversion superheterodyne
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| AF output power / impedance: | ? mW at ?% distortion / ? ohm |
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| TRANSMITTER SECTION |
| RF output power: |
~600 mW
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| Max FM deviation (Factory set): | ±6 KHz |
| Spurious emissions: | Better than -? dB |
| Handset impedance / connector: | - |
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| MISCELLANEOUS |
| Manufactured: | USA, 1983-1987 (Discontinued) |
| Additional info: |
This was the first ever handheld cellphone. When it was
introduced in 1983, it cost a whopping $3.995.
DynaTAC = "Dynamic Adaptive Total Area Coverage".
Known as the "brick phone", it also appeared in the
1987 movie "Wall Street", used by Gordon Gekko.
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