With 302 alphanumeric memory channels, including 50 band edges and 2 call channels, the IC-T70A gives you flexible scanning lists. With a maximum of 26 memory banks*, you can pick and choose the desired banks for scanning from the 250 memories. * Up to 100 channels per bank.

The R-70 is a fine rig also, very solidly built, fine performance, no volatile memory to fail, no internal batteries to run down, and no stinking menus! All-in-all, a good, solid and as they say, "lab-quality" receiver.

The Icom IC-T70A is a capable and robust 2 meter / 440 MHz amateur handi-talki. It is splash and dust resistant (IP54 standard). Enjoy three levels of RF power on both bands: 5, 2.5 or 0.5 watts. Receive coverage is 136-174 and 400-479 MHz. You get built-in CTCSS/DTCS Encode and Decode. 302 memory channels with 50 scan edge and 2 call channels.

ICOM IC-T70A Dual-Band FM Transceivers give you 5 full Watts of RF power on 2m and 70cm in a small, lightweight handheld package! The BP-264 Ni-MH battery offers over 10 hours of power on a single charge. The external DC power jack allows for operation and charge when used with an external DC power supply.

The Icom IC-T70A-05 is a capable series of robust 2 meter / 440 MHz amateur handi-talkis. They are splash and dust resistant (IP54 standard). Enjoy three levels of RF power on both bands: 5, 2.5 or 0.5 watts. Receive coverage is 136-174 and 400-479 MHz.

The Icom IC-R70 receiver system is a quadruple conversion superheterodyne covering 100 kHz to 30 MHz with 100 Hz display resolution. Modes of reception includes AM, SSB, RTTY, CW and FM [with EX257 option].

Back to Icom Next receiver Last modified 2025-01-20 Icom IC-R70 SPECIFICATIONS. GENERAL: Type: HF receiver: Frequency range: 0.1-30 MHz: Tuning steps: 10 / 100 Hz, 1 KHz: ... or 12-14 VDC with CK-70 option: Current drain / power consumption: Max 30 VA: Antenna impedance / connector: 50 ohm / SO-239 Hi-Z / RCA/Phono (0.1-1.6 MHz)

Icom's IC-R70 is a quite compact tabletop receiver, with its dimensions of 28.6 x 11.1 x 27.6 cm and a weight of 7.4 kg, it is a few centimetres smaller than JRC's tabletop sets. An optional external loudspeaker in the same colour scheme and design is available; its sound quality far exceeds that of the built-in front monitor speaker.

The Icom IC-R70 "Quad Conversion" HF Communications Receiver. Icom's first HF communications receiver made from 1982 to 1984. Audio badly exhibited excessive "IF hiss" (all modes).