Built by Racal BCC. The PRC 351 has 4 watt RF power output, and operates in the 30–75.975 MHz range with a possible 1840 channels spaced 25 kHz apart. This radio is also capable of …

the PRC-351. The PRC-351 takes 3 major steps forward in design. It is digitally frequency synthesised, it makes large use of integrated circuits and wherever possible it uses electronic …

Excellent antenna, adjustable for freqency, very portable, mainly used with 20W amp (PRC-352) can be elevated with elevation kit. Long and short rod variants available. 5.4m portable mast, …

The PRC-351 has been designed to provide command communications at battalion and company level for dismounted troops. It was also used in vehicles by mounted troops. The PRC-351 …

The PRC-351 with the AM-352 fitted is designated the PRC-352 and replaced the B47 and B48. The PRC-351 is fully transistorised and uses silicon transistors and integrated circuits (ICs). It …

The PRC-351 can be remotly controlled up to a distance of three km; and serve as a relasis. It can be used as telephone (without a transmitted signal). A switch with 5 positions next to the …

The PRC-351 is a 4w FM VHF manpack from the Clansman series, and is quite readily available on the surplus market in the UK. Capable of 30 to 76.975MHz in 25kHz steps. It uses the …

UK/PRC 351/352 - An intra-platoon level backpack VHF FM transceiver. Built by Racal. The PRC 351 has 4 watt RF power output, and operates in 30-75.975 MHz range with possible 1840 …

There was also a UK/PRC-351M which was a 351 modified for 8KHz audio bandwidth on the 2nd audio socket to support BID C300 secure speech equipment.

Two radios were principally used in the Ferret: (a) the PRC 351/352 – an intra-platoon level backpack VHF FM transceiver and (b) the VRC 353 – a vehicle-mounted VHF FM transceiver …