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An '''HT''' ('''handheld transceiver''') is a handheld, battery-operated [[amateur radio]] [[transceiver]]. Virtuslly all HTs are low-power (typically 8 watts or less) VHF and/or UHF radios. | An '''HT''' ('''handheld transceiver''') is a handheld, battery-operated [[amateur radio]] [[transceiver]]. Virtuslly all HTs are low-power (typically 8 watts or less) [[VHF]] and/or [[UHF]] radios. | ||
[[File:Baofeng UV-5RA.jpg|A Baofeng UV-5RA, a popular model of HT]] | [[File:Baofeng UV-5RA.jpg|A Baofeng UV-5RA, a popular model of HT]] | ||
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An HT (handheld transceiver) is a handheld, battery-operated amateur radio transceiver. Virtuslly all HTs are low-power (typically 8 watts or less) VHF and/or UHF radios.
A Baofeng UV-5RA, a popular model of HT
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