Variable Frequency Radios (RTMVAR)

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The long-distance, variable frequency radios can be set to transmit or receive data between 403 and 470 MHz.

The variable frequency and power of these radios make them viable in many countries. Please check local RF licensing regulations.

With a typical max range of 10 km (at 1 W), the radios can be used with a Base Station to provide DGPS radio coverage to most areas of a proving ground.

Features

Powerful 1 W radio giving a range of up to 10 km	Each radio supplied with magnetic mounting antenna
Simple connection directly to VBOX (one cable)	With separate versions for use in Korea and China

The General Base Station variant (RLRTMVARBS) is designed to connect to the Racelogic Base Station and transmit DGPS corrections to a remote VBOX.	The General VBOX variant (RLRTMVARR) is designed to connect to a VBOX to receive DGPS corrections from a Base Station.
The Base Station variant for Korea (RLRTMVARBSKR) is designed to connect to the Racelogic Base Station and transmit DGPS corrections to a remote VBOX.	The VBOX variant for Korea (RLRTMVARRKR) is designed to connect to a VBOX to receive DGPS corrections from a Base Station.
The Base Station variant for China (RLRTMVARBSCH) is designed to connect to the Racelogic Base Station and transmit DGPS corrections to a remote VBOX.	The VBOX variant for China (RLRTMVARRCH) is designed to connect to a VBOX to receive DGPS corrections from a Base Station.