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 being mounted on a vehicle in conjunction with the TUAAM. [7] The PRC 352 is identical, with the addition of a 20 watt RF amplifier and can be used as a ground ...

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 switching rather than electromechanical switching. Apart from its frequency selector switches, a FUNCTION switch and a REMOTE switch the basic PRC-351 uses no

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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 replaced the older A41 and A42 British VHF radios.

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 has a transmitter RF output of 4 watts nominal and provides simplex, narrow band FM, 5 kHz deviation communication, on any one of 1841 synthesised channels ...

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 line connectors operates these functions :

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 same batteries and audio accessories as the popular HF PRC-320.

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 channels. The PRC 352 is identical, with the addition of a 20 watt RF amplifier and can be used as a ground station.

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 with the same frequency range as the 351/