New from Alinco is the DJ-G7T Triple-Band Transceiver. It works on 2m , 70cm and 23cm bands.
It can receive from 531Khz-1300Mhz in AM/FM and WFM.
Some features: Rain proof (not water proof), true dual-band receive, Li-Ion battery, other then that it has what you might expect from your typical hand-held radio.
DJ-G7T
Manual here, more picture here.
More information from Universal Radio here.
FCC ID: PH3DJ-G7T
Ameritron ALS-1300, a 1200 Watt amplifier. Works from 160-15 meters bands (1.8-22 Mhz). It needs 50Vdc for power it which can be supploed by the ALS-1300PS. Uses 8 TMOS-FET 50v transistors, forced cooling (fan), the power supply likes 250vac but can go on 120vac if low power if used on full wave transmisstion (cw/rtty).
More pictures here, manual here.
FCC ID: HO82WUALS13
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
FCC id: W48JT220M
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′
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
