Amateur Radio

The 1000W 2M band 144MHz palette is a solution for the amateur radio community who wants further emission capability. This booster palette uses BLF188XR which is designed using a planar transformer without using coaxial cable as its RF transformer. Broadband, no tuning, simple, practical, elegant and high quality RF pallets.

The 1300W 2M band 144MHz palette is a solution for the amateur radio community who wants further emission capability. This booster palette uses BLF189XRA which is designed using a planar transformer without using coaxial cable as its RF transformer. Broadband, no tuning, simple, practical, elegant and high quality RF pallets.

The kilowatt 2M band 144MHz palette is a solution for the amateur radio community who wants further emission capability. This pallet modules for BLF188XR, BLF189XR, BLF189XRA, or equivalent RF power mosfet. This module is designed using a planar transformer without using coaxial cable as its RF transformer. Broadband, no tuning, simple, practical, elegant and high quality RF pallets.

ICOM changed the way hams think about mobile HC communication in 1995 with the introduction of the IC-706. Since then, the Icom Mobile HF radios have been the Performance HF mobile radio of choice. At the 2012 Tokyo Hamfair, Icom once again changed mobile HF communications by introducing the IC-7100

Yaesu FT-991A ALL-BAND, MULTIMODE PORTABLE TRANSCEIVER
The FT-991A is the next generation in all mode, all band MF/HF/VHF/UHF transceiver with C4FM (System Fusion) Digital capability. The FT-991A includes multi-mode operation on CW, AM, FM, SSB, and Digital Modes (Packet, PSK31, RTTY and C4FM), with 100 Watts of HF/50mhz Capability (50 Watts VHF/UHF).

Compact Design and Reliable 5W RF Power Output (Selectable 5W/ 2.5W/ 1W/ 0.3W)

The Icom IC-7300 is a popular Direct Sampling SDR (Software Defined Radio) based HF/50MHz transceiver featuring a 4.3-inch touchscreen and a waterfall spectrum scope.

The Icom IC-7300MK2 is the successor to the highly popular IC-7300 model.

The Icom IC-705 is an SDR (Software Defined Radio)-based portable transceiver designed specifically for field operation enthusiasts (QRP), such as those participating in SOTA (Summits on the Air) and POTA (Parks on the Air) activities.

The Icom IC-7110 arrives as the direct successor to the legendary Icom IC-7100.