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The radios are manufactured by a production subsidiary, Wakayama Icom, in southern Japan’s Wakayama prefecture, and no parts ...

During the first week of September I received a shipment by UPS of an Icom ham radio transceiver that had undergone a repair by an authorized ... hard enough to jam the control knobs back into a space ...

The DSP does work on the received audio and the transmit audio. There’s also a few other stock parts like an LCD, an encoder, a speaker, a microphone, and things like that. There’s also a ...

A high-quality one-wire surveillance kit for environments using radios with simple 1-pin connectors that fits snugly around the ear to keep earphone firmly in place. Inline Ptt Switch - The inline ...

OEM parts are often more reliable and more expensive than aftermarket parts. Aftermarket parts are more widely available and cheaper than OEM parts. Whether an OEM or aftermarket part is best ...

Most commercially available rigs, like the Icom IC-7200 sitting in my shack, are capable of putting out 100 watts, and with even a marginal antenna I can make contacts around the world without ...

ICOM said all of its radios are manufactured in Wakayama Prefecture under a strict management system to ensure “no parts other than those specified by our company are used in a product.” ...

NNA said another ICOM-V82 exploded at a house on the outskirts of the nearby town of Baalbek. Video footage showed fire damage to a table and wall, as well as damaged parts of what appeared to be ...

Two firms based in Taiwan and Hungary accused in media reports of manufacturing the pagers have both denied responsibility, with the Taiwanese government saying the different parts of the pagers ...

A day after these deadly explosions, more detonations triggered in Beirut and parts of Lebanon Wednesday ... of Japanese walkie-talkie maker Icom told the AP that the exploded radio devices ...

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