Quansheng TG-K10AT - Professional VHF / UHF Radio

€59.00

The Quansheng TG-330 is a 16 channel high quality radio with dual-standby and uses the newest polymer lithium battery for up to a 100 hours long-standby time.

Amateur radio · Tough 10 W dual-bander

A tough 10 W dual-bander with a 4000 mAh battery.

The TG-K10AT combines an amateur-radio feature set with a rugged, ribbed body: 10 W on VHF and UHF, a 4000 mAh battery and loud 1 W audio.

It covers 136–174 and 400–480 MHz with 100 channels, a backlit display, voice prompts and a torch, in black or in camouflage.

10 WTX power
100channels
4000mAh battery
1 Waudio

Transmitting needs an amateur radio licence. In Europe licensed amateurs use 144–146 MHz (2 m) and 430–440 MHz (70 cm). Listening needs no licence in most countries.

Quansheng TG-K10AT amateur radio, front at an angleQuansheng TG-K10AT in camouflage
Quansheng TG-K10AT · black, or camouflage

Highlights

What the TG-K10AT does well

10 W, dual band

VHF 136–174 MHz and UHF 400–480 MHz at up to 10 W for better reach and penetration.

4000 mAh battery

A lithium-polymer pack for very long standby.

1 W audio

Loud, clear audio with a receiver sensitivity of −122 dBm (12 dB SINAD).

Tough body

A rugged, ribbed housing, available in black and in camouflage.

100 channels

PLL frequency synthesis, channel scan, and CTCSS/DCS set separately for receive and transmit.

Torch and voice prompts

A built-in torch (jacklight), a backlit display and English voice prompts.

Frequency coverage

Where the TG-K10AT listens and talks

The factory specification: VHF 136–174 MHz and UHF 400–480 MHz, for both transmit and receive.

In the box

What comes with the TG-K10AT

  • Battery for the Quansheng TG-K10ATBattery4000 mAh
  • Desk charger for the Quansheng TG-K10ATDesk charger
  • Power adapter for the Quansheng TG-K10ATPower adapter
  • Belt clip

As listed by the factory (its list names no antenna, while every factory photo shows one fitted; ask us if in doubt).

Specifications

Quansheng TG-K10AT specifications

General

Channels
100
Battery
4000 mAh lithium polymer, 7.2 V
Size
138 × 62 × 37 mm
Weight
298 g
Frequency stability
±2.5 ppm
Antenna impedance
50 Ω
Operating temperature
−20 °C to +50 °C
Colours
black; camouflage

Transmit

Frequency bands
136–174 MHz, 400–480 MHz
Output power
10 W
Modulation
FM, 16K0F3E / 11K0F3E
Max. deviation
≤ 5 kHz / ≤ 2.5 kHz
Current
≤ 2.8 A
Spurious emission
≤ 7.5 µW

Receive

Frequency bands
136–174 MHz, 400–480 MHz
Sensitivity
−122 dBm (12 dB SINAD)
Adjacent channel selectivity
≥ 65 / ≥ 60 dB
Blocking
≥ 85 dB
Intermodulation rejection
≥ 65 / 60 dB
Audio power
1 W
Audio distortion
≤ 10 %
All 14 functions, from the factory list
  • Menu
  • Battery
  • Multi display of frequency
  • Language
  • LCD Display
  • Jacklight
  • CTCSS/DCS
  • Scan
  • Time-out-timer (TOT)
  • Low power alarm
  • Squelch level adjustable
  • Traditional Circuit
  • 100 channels
  • High power, 10 W

Source: Factory specification table and feature list.

Compare

The Quansheng amateur range side by side

Every amateur handheld the factory makes. The TG-K10AT is highlighted.

ModelTX powerTransmitReceive ChannelsBatteryChargingWeight
UV-K1≤ 5 W136–174 / 400–470 MHz50–600 MHz2001400 mAh (2500 opt.)Desk + USB-C*190 g
UV-K1(8)≤ 5 W136–174 / 400–470 MHz50–600 MHz2001400 mAh (2500 opt.)Desk + USB-C*210 g
UV-K5≤ 5 W144–146 / 430–440 MHz (CE)50–600 MHz2001600 mAhDesk + USB-C234 g
UV-K5(8)≤ 5 W144–146 / 430–440 MHz (CE)50–600 MHz2001600 mAhDesk + USB-C234 g
TK1110 W25–29.8 / 50–54 / 136–174 / 350–490 MHz0.153–1160 MHz, SSB9992500 mAhDesk + USB-C289 g
TK11(5)10 W25–29.8 / 50–54 / 136–174 / 350–490 MHz0.153–1160 MHz, SSB9992500 mAhDesk + USB-C284 g
TK11(8)10 W25–29.8 / 50–54 / 136–174 / 350–490 MHz0.153–1160 MHz, SSB9993000 mAhDesk + USB-C301 g
TG-UV2 PLUS—136–174 / 350–390 / 400–470 MHzsame + FM radio2004000 mAhDesk261.5 g
TG-K10ATThis radio10 W136–174 / 400–480 MHzsame1004000 mAhDesk298 g

TX power of the TG-UV2 PLUS: factory data disagrees. *UV-K1: USB-C on version A. Transmit ranges are the factory's; you may transmit only where your licence allows.

Downloads

Manual and software

Straight from Quansheng. Firmware updates are at your own risk; follow the factory's instructions.

Good to know

Questions about the TG-K10AT

Still unsure? Mail us at info@quansheng.eu

Do I need a licence?

To transmit, yes: an amateur radio licence from your national regulator, and only on the bands your licence allows. Listening needs no licence in most countries, so many owners start by listening.

TG-K10AT or TG-UV2 PLUS?

Both are dual-band with a 4000 mAh battery. The TG-K10AT is the tougher 10 W radio with 1 W audio and a camouflage option; the TG-UV2 PLUS has 200 channels and FM radio.

Which colours are there?

The factory makes it in black and in camouflage. Ask us which one we have in stock.

Can I program it from a computer?

Yes. The factory's programming software (CPS) is in the downloads above. For the right programming cable, ask us.

Can I use it as a licence-free PMR446 radio?

No. PMR446 radios must have a fixed antenna and at most 0.5 W. This radio has a removable antenna and more power, so it is not a licence-free PMR446 radio, even though it can tune to 446 MHz.