JUCJET TK11(5) Quad Band Ham Radio | 10W, SSB Receive, Spectrum Analyser

Four Amateur Bands and a Wideband Receiver in One Handheld.

The JUCJET TK11(5) is a quad band handheld for licensed amateur operators. It transmits on the 10 m, 6 m, 2 m and 70 cm amateur bands, at up to 10 W on 2 m and 70 cm, and its receiver covers 0.153–1160 MHz in AM, FM, SSB and CW. A spectrum analyser, frequency meter and dual receive make it as useful for listening as for working the bands. Factory-direct, sold and supported by JUCJET.

⚠️ Transmitting on amateur frequencies requires a valid amateur radio licence in your country. Air band, broadcast (including shortwave broadcast) and weather reception is listen-only — check local rules before you monitor.

Prefer a metal front panel and a bigger 3000 mAh battery? See the JUCJET TK11(8) – same bands, power and features.

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What Sets It Apart

• Four amateur bands — 10 m and 6 m at up to 5 W, 2 m and 70 cm at up to 10 W, with High / Medium / Low power. US version: 28–29.7, 50–54, 144–148 and 420–450 MHz. EU/UK version: 28–29.7, 50–52, 144–146 and 430–440 MHz. An amateur radio licence is required to transmit.
• 0.153–1160 MHz receive with SSB — AM, FM, USB, LSB and CW, with adjustable bandwidth for medium wave and shortwave. Plug in the included T-shape antenna for 0.153–18 MHz listening.
• Spectrum analyser and frequency meter — see activity around a centre frequency (128 kHz to 6.4 MHz span), or hold a nearby radio close and read its frequency and CTCSS/DCS tone, then save it as a channel.
• Dual receive and dual PTT — watch two frequencies at once and transmit on either one with its own PTT key.
• Weather and air band — 10 NOAA weather channels with SAME alerts (US/Canada broadcasts) and AM air band reception from 108 to 136 MHz, receive only.
• Everyday ham features — 999 named channels, 32 scan lists, CTCSS/DCS, DTMF and 5-tone calling, 1750 Hz repeater tone, repeater offset, VOX, cross-band operation, custom power-on image and PC programming.

Four Bands, Clearly Labelled

Transmit bands depend on the version you receive. Both versions receive 0.153–1160 MHz.

Air Band, Receive Only

Scan 108–136 MHz and press 8 to select AM. The TK11(5) cannot transmit on the air band.

Two Antennas in the Box

The T-shape antenna covers 0.153–1.799 MHz (medium wave) and 1.8–17.799 MHz (shortwave) for listening. The high-gain antenna is for 50 / 144 / 430 MHz transmit and receive.

More Than a Ham Radio

Headset/data port, T-shape antenna port, dual PTT, two side keys, torch on top, USB-C port and desktop charging contacts.

Specifications

• Transmit — US version: 28–29.7 MHz and 50–54 MHz (up to 5 W), 144–148 MHz and 420–450 MHz (up to 10 W); EU/UK version: 28–29.7 MHz and 50–52 MHz (up to 5 W), 144–146 MHz and 430–440 MHz (up to 10 W). Amateur bands — licence required
• Output power: High / Medium / Low selectable
• Receive: 0.153–1160 MHz; AM, FM, USB, LSB, CW
• Receive sensitivity: FM −121 dBm, wide FM −108 dBm, AM −100 dBm
• Channels: 999 memory channels, 10 NOAA weather channels
• Channel spacing: 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz (16K0F3E / 11K0F3E)
• Frequency stability: ±1 ppm; antenna impedance: 50 Ω
• Speaker: 16 Ω, 1 W; audio output ≥0.5 W
• Display: 1.44-inch; keypad: 19 front keys, 2 PTT keys and 2 side keys
• Battery: 7.4 V 2500 mAh Li-ion
• Size and weight: 126 × 60 × 32.7 mm, 284 g
• Charging: desktop charging base; USB-C on the radio
• Programming: keypad, frequency meter, wireless Air Copy, PC software
• FCC ID: XBPTK11 (receiver authorization under FCC Part 15)

In the Box

• TK11(5) radio ×1
• Li-ion battery 2500 mAh ×1
• High-gain antenna (50 / 144 / 430 MHz) ×1
• T-shape antenna (0.153–18 MHz) ×1
• Desktop charger ×1
• Adapter ×1
• Belt clip ×1
• Lanyard ×1
• User manual ×1

Speaker microphones, earpieces and a longer shortwave antenna are sold separately and are not included.

FAQ

Do I need a licence?
Yes, to transmit. The TK11(5) transmits on amateur bands, and using them requires an amateur radio licence from your national regulator. It is not a licence-free PMR446 or FRS radio — if you need one of those, see our licence-free models.

Which transmit bands will my radio have?
The US version transmits on 28–29.7, 50–54, 144–148 and 420–450 MHz. The EU/UK version transmits on 28–29.7, 50–52, 144–146 and 430–440 MHz. Both receive 0.153–1160 MHz.

Can it receive shortwave and SSB?
Yes. Fit the included T-shape antenna and choose AM, USB, LSB or CW. Reception depends on the antenna, conditions and your location; a longer shortwave antenna (sold separately) helps above 18 MHz.

Can I transmit on the air band or shortwave broadcast bands?
No. Air band (108–136 MHz AM) and broadcast reception, including the shortwave broadcast bands, is listen-only. Rules on monitoring aviation traffic differ by country, so check yours.

Does NOAA weather work outside North America?
The 10 NOAA channels and SAME alerts receive US and Canadian weather broadcasts. Elsewhere those channels are usually silent; the rest of the receiver works as normal.

How far can it talk?
We do not quote a range figure. On 2 m and 70 cm at up to 10 W, range depends on terrain, antenna height and obstructions: open line of sight goes furthest; buildings, trees and hills shorten it. A local repeater extends coverage.

How do I program it?
From the keypad and menu, by reading a nearby radio with the frequency meter, by wireless Air Copy from another TK11(5), or from a PC with programming software.

Can I use it while charging?
You can listen, though reception may be weaker while charging. The manual says not to transmit while charging from the base or USB-C.