Category Archives: Icom

Icom IC-R9500

The IC-R9500 covers 0.005-3335MHz in SSB, AM, FM (WFM), CW, FSK and P25 modes. The IC-R9500 achieves outstanding performance by using a D-MOS FET array in the 1st mixer (below 30MHz) and an excellent IMD roofing filter. The IC-R9500 has … Continue reading

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Icom IC-R20

The Icom IC-R20 is a wideband hand-held receiver covering from 150 kHz to 3304.999 MHz (less 824-849 & 869-894 MHz cellular). Specs: Frequency Range U.S.A. Version: 0.150-821.999, 851.000-866.999, 896.000-3304.999 Mode: FM, WFM AM, USB, LSB, CW Tuning Steps: 0.1, 0.5, … Continue reading

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Icom IC-R6

The Icom IC-R6 is a very small hand-held wideband receiver. In such a tiny, comprehensive package, there are serious compromises for the SW radio listener. To get even marginal reception, you would have to replace or lengthen the existing rubber-duck … Continue reading

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Icom IC-R2500

The Icom IC-R2500, PC Controlled receiver has dualwatch receive capability (with 2 antennas), allowing you to receive two bands simultaneously. It is a wideband receiver and covers 0.01–3299.999 MHz in AM, FM, WFM, SSB, CW, DV and P25 modes on … Continue reading

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Icom IC-PCR1500

The Icom IC-PCR1500 is a PC controlled wideband receiver–all functions of this radio are controllable from your PC or from the optional control head. Specs: Frequency coverage Guaranteed range – 0.010–3299.999MHz*, 0.495–3000.000MHz, * Cellular bands are blocked in the U.S.A. … Continue reading

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Icom IC-R75

The IC-R75 is one of the most popular tabletop receivers in production. Specs: Frequency coverage – 0.03–60.000000 MHz* Modes – USB, LSB, CW, RTTY, AM, FM Memories – 101 (99 regular, 2 scan edges) Frequency stability – Less than ±7 … Continue reading

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