Icom IC-T81A
This Transceiver is the first 4 band hand held transceiver, covering the 50 MHz, 144 MHz, 430 MHz and 1.2 GHz Amateur Bands.
This is one of my Multiband FM Transceivers, the Icom IC-T81A. I enjoy this radio and use the CS-T81 Cloning Software and the OPC-478 Cloning Cable to program the radio. This makes it much easier to add, change or delete channels. This is one radio you should consider getting.
Icom IC-703 HF/6M QRP Rig

IC-703 is Icom's product for the QRP enthusiasts. Focusing on QRP performance rather than an all-in-one solution, the IC-703 covers the Amateur Bands 160m to 6m*. Depending on the power supply the rig is capable of 5W @ 9.6VDC and 10W @ 13.8VDC, plus it has an internal antenna tuner. Icom engineers have addressed a lot of the concerns about current consumption and other comments gathered over the past two years regarding QRP performance. While it looks and feels like the IC-706MKIIG, this rig is a QRP version, not a replacement.
Read more about the new IC-703.
*6m is not available depending on version
Icom IC-706MKIIG

HF/6M/2M/440MHz
HF + 6 Meter: 5-100 Watts (SSB/CW/FM/RTTY), 2-40 W (AM);
2 Meter: 2.5-50
Watts (SSB/CW/FM/RTTY), 2-20 W (AM);
440MHz - 2-20 Watts (SSB/CW/FM/RTTY),
2-8 W (AM)
All Mode, including RTTY and PSK31
This or the Yaesu FT-100 is going to be my next mobile radio.
The perfect rig for base OR mobile operations!.
2 Meter: 2.5-50
Watts (SSB/CW/FM/RTTY), 2-20 W (AM);
440MHz - 2-20 Watts (SSB/CW/FM/RTTY),
2-8 W (AM)
Icom IC-2800H

2M/440MHz
New, Top-of-the-Line, Advanced 2
Meter/440 MHz Mobile Dual Bander
Icom IC-756PRO

The ultimate base station
Newly designed, 32 bit floating point DSP
Digital IF filter with 51 selectable bandwidths,
microphone equalizer, manual notch function, TFT 5"
color LCD, digital twin pass band tuning (PBT), and
much more. This is a HF + 6 meter (50 MHz) rig.
Icom America Inc.
Modifications to IC-T81
New Icom Satalite UHF-VHF all mode!
U.S. Amateur Radio Band Charts
U.S. Amateur Radio Grid Square Map
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