Dual 9K6 packet ports and built-in keyer. Twin RX.

The IC-910H makes full power, hears well and is an all around good VHF-UHF rig. Earlier 5-star review posted by W0LD on 2003-11-20 I have had my IC-910H for two months and am very satisfied.

The Icom IC-910H sets the standard in amateur radio satellite radios. The IC-910H contains a full 100 watts of power on VHF, eliminating the need for an external high power amplifier for satellite uplinks. For mode-J satellites, Icom provides 75 watts of output on UHF.

Icom is an outstanding, comprehensive radio manufacturer that produces radio communication equipment of all genres, from amateur radios to terrestrial, marine and avionics radios, as well as LTE, WLAN and satellite radios.

By installing the optional UX-910 1200MHZ BAND UNIT, the IC-910H be-comes an all mode tri-band transceiver. You can also enjoy cross band and full duplex operation. Measuring only 241(W)×94(H)× 239(D) mm, and weighting 4.5kg (without UX-910)*, its compact-ness and light weight is convenient for field operation.

View and Download Icom IC-910H instruction manual online. VHF/UHF ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER. IC-910H transceiver pdf manual download.

Aug 12, 2006 · Measuring just 24x9x24cm and weighing only 4.5kg, the IC-910H is ideal for contest or field-day operations that require a top notch, all mode VHF/UHF transceiver. The large, easy to read LCD display and 10-key entry pad, ensure direct frequency or memory channel control has never been easier.

2 days ago · Dual 9K6 packet ports and built-in keyer. Twin RX.

IC-910 draws anything from a minimum of 2A to a maximum of 3.5A on receive (on 1.3GHz). Impressive Display The front panel of the Icom IC-910H is dominated by the large display, tuning dial and the well organised and impressively backlit display. This shows the main band frequency at the top in large characters and the sub band frequency in

SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL. This CAUTION manual contains important safety and operating instructions for the IC-910H. NOTE Equipment damage may occur. If disregarded, inconvenience only. No risk of personal injury, fire or electric shock.