Icom IC-R5 Receiver / Scanner

ICR5
AUD$490.00
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Hear Them All with Icom’s Winning Performance.

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Full frequency coverage (0.150 MHz to 1309.995MHz)
Icom Internal bar-antenna (For superior AM reception)
Icom NEW long lasting Li-Ion battery (13hrs+ typical)
Icom 1250 Memory Channels ( 6 Character Alpha Tagging)
Icom Australian TV Channels pre-programmed
Icom Auto Memory Write Scan (Detects & Stores Frequencies)
Icom Auto Digital Squelch (CTCSS decode & DTCS decode)
Icom External DC input (for desktop use & uses regular inexpensive "AA" batteries)
Icom OPTIONS: PC programming (Enter frequencies with ease)

 

Wideband Receive 0.150-1309.995 MHz

The IC-R5’s wideband reception means virtually anything from AM broadcast to UHF TV audio is fair listening game. Every TV broadcast

channel is preprogrammed into this radio.* Listen to AM & FM radio stations, utility communications, and more. For the race fan,

the IC-R5 puts you so close to the asphalt, only the man behind the wheel is experiencing more action.

*Depending on version.

1250 Alphanumeric Memory Channels

Make up your own channel names for each of up to 1250 memory channels, and channel recognition is easy! The IC-R5’s LCD display lets you use numbers, letters or a combination of both when naming channels and banks. Icom’s exclusive Dynamic Memory Scan (DMS) gives you the flexibiliy to customize and manage the IC-R5’s memory banks the way you want or need.

Convenient Power and Charging

Power on the go is easy, thanks to the IC-R5’s ability to operate from a variety of power sources. You may: power the radio via the DC port; or use the included 2 “AA” size rechargeable Ni-Cd batteries*: or use long storage life “AA” alkalines. A DC jack allows for simultaneous battery charging while operating the radio.

*Depending on version.

Computer Programmable

With the optional software and cable, IC-R5 programming and cloning are a breeze. Hook your IC-R5 up to a PC and you’re ready to customize channel names, scan lists, and more.

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