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Jetstream JT220M 220mhz Mobile Transceiver

March 30, 2009 — Mickel

Just the other day on the FCC, the Jetstream JT220M, a 220Mhz Mobile Radio, for amateur radio use.

Manual here (part 1) and here (part 2).

The company’s website can be found here: www.jetstream-USA.com

UPDATE:

www.jetstream-USA.com

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FCC id: W48JT220M

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Icom ID-880H VHF/UHF Digital Transceiver

March 4, 2009 — Mickel

Recently visited by the FCC the Icom ID-880H digital D-Star dualbander.

Icom ID-880H

More pictures here and here.

Manual here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.

Sales information from Universal Radio here.

FCC ID: ‘AFJ316700‘

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Icom IC-80AD VHF/UHF D-Star Transceiver

February 22, 2009 — Mickel

Recently approved by the FCC the Icom IC-80AD D-Star radio. Very similar to the IC-92AD, but a little smaller, slightly different appearance and GPS capabilities. Main difference is that it’s not a true dual-bander.

IC-80AD Front

IC-80AD Rear

IC-80AD Left

IC-80AD Right

IC-80AD Top

User manual’s can be found here: Part 1, Part 2, Part3.

FCC ID: ‘AFJ315500′

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ICOM IC-7600 FCC accepted

February 9, 2009 — Mickel

The Icom IC-7600 was FCC accepted today. Icom’s latest HF/50Mhz transceiver.
Some of the features include; 100 watt transmitter, front and rear USB ports (keyboard, computer control) and build in RTTY and PSK31 encoder/decoder. The expected pricetag will be around $4000.

IC-7600 Front

IC-7600 Rear

IC-7600 Top

As always Universal Radio has more details and a nicer picture on this radio.

More pictures here. Manual here (part 1) and here (part2 ).

FCC ID: AFJ307300

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TEN-TEC RX-400 HF/VHF/UHF DSP receiver.

December 24, 2008 — Mickel

The TEN-TEC RX-400 receiver recently got a stamp of approval from the FCC, but what kind of receiver is this?
It has receiving range from 2-3000 Mhz (cellular blocked) and a lack of buttons and a display.

The manual is not quite helpfull on how this receiver works, but the TEN-TEC website provides some more information.

USB, LSB, ISB, CW, AM, NFM, WFM modes

1 Hz tuning steps

Can be controlled by RS232 or TCP/IP

100 channels per/s scan speed

1000 memory channels

At was not immediately apparent of control software is supplied with the radio.

Some additional pictures here, manual here.

FCC ID: ‘DJ7-400′

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Tokyo Hy-Power HL45

November 23, 2008 — Mickel

Yet another Tokyo Hy-Power amplifier, this one does 45 watts on a 5 watt drive for HF and 6 meters, making it an perfect upgrade QRP radio’s like the FT-817 or IC-703.