Baofeng UV-3R

This little radio is now FCC approved. That means this cheap dual-band transceiver is now within your grasp.

Already known by many, this 2 watt producing Chinese gem sells for as little as $50 on eBay. Although not a true dual-bander, it can only do one band at a time, for the price it does a lot. It comes with 2 antenna's. One for VHF and one for UHF. These antenna's are not that great and many users have replaced with a little SMA dual-band antenna. Comes with a LI-Ion battery, charger and ear piece/microphone. Also comes with some nifty features like an FM radio and LED flashlight.

FCC ID:ZP5BF-3R

Yaesu VL-2000 and VP-2000 HF/50 Linear Amplifier

1500 watts, that's how much this new amplifier produces. The VL-2000 from Yaesu.

But to get the full 1500 watts, this amplifier wants 48 volts, and specifically from the VP-2000 matching power supply which in it's turn prefers 240 volts. But if you only have 120 volts to give, you'll still get 500 watts.

More pictures here, manual here.

FCC ID: K6620321X70

Expert 2K-FA Amplifier

The Expert 2K-FA Amplifier, 2000 watts, and SIX antenna outputs.

Here's a leaflet about the 2K-FA.

FCC ID: Y9C2K-FA

Elecraft KPA500

This seems like Elecraft's first Amplifier. 500 watts output on all HF bands with about 40 watts input. The perfect companion for the Elecraft K3 Transceiver.

More pictures here (external) and here (internal), manual here.

FCC ID: UTR-KPA500

Icom IC-9100

Just like the Icom IC-7410, but now with VHF, UHF and an option for 1200 mhz, and optional D-Star. This one seems to have it all.

More information at www.icomamerica.com

FCC ID:AFJ318300

Icom IC-7410 HF Rig

The ICOM IC-7410 is the succesor of the IC-7400 or IC-746Pro, it comes with a built-in USB port for attachement to your PC. There is also some new software that will let you remote-control this rig through the internet.

FCC ID 'AFJ318200'
Addition Source:Icom Japan and Icom America

Alinco DR635 Mobile Dualbander

The Alinco DR635 Mobile Dualbander.

Does everything you'd expect from a dualbander.
Has a full duplex crossband repeater, removeable front panel and an option to add a TNC and a RS232 port on the back. Also has a function to turn on/off the unit when the power comes on.

FCC ID:'PH3DR-635T2'

TH-D72A Dual-Band Transceiver

TH-D72A Dual-Band Digital Transceiver

New Kenwood, has build in GPS and packet radio, EchoLink ready. And what's nice is that it works with SkyCommand on your TS-2000.

FCC ID:'K44412900'

Kenwood TS-590S

Approved by the FCC today, the Kenwood TS-590S, unfortunatly Kenwood wants the FCC to keep the images and manual under wraps for a while.

So the only evidence of this new radio for now is the FCC label.

FCC ID: K44407100

Tokyo Hy-Power HL-550FX

Recently FCC approved Tokyo Hy-Power HL-550FX a 550W(ish) HF+6m amplifier.

FCC ID: UB9HL-550FX

Yaesu VX-8GR

Well, here it is then. Then Yaesu VX-8GR.

Just like the VX-8R but now it has the GPS build in, but without bluetooth.

Alinco DJ-X11 - Portable Wideband Receiver

The Alinco DJ-X11T Portable Wideband Receiver. Wideband in this case means from 0.05 to 1300 MHz.

Has dual-frequency receive, FM/WFM/AM/SSB/CW receiving modes, voice guidance and a bug detector which detect nearby signals.

Icom IC-T70A

The TC-70A/E dualband portable from Icom.

You can read the brochure here with lots of information.

FCC ID:AFJ325300

Icom IC-R6

The Icom IC-R6 receiver has a range of 100Khz - 1.3Ghz. (With some gaps.)
No batterypack on this one, just good old-fashioned batteries. At least they are NiMH rechargeable batteries.

FCC ID:AFJ325000

Yaesu FTM-350

The new Yaesu FTM-350 mobile dual-band tranceiver. Besides being able to transmit on 144 Mhz. and 430 Mhz. it also does 220 Mhz. and receives from 500 Khz. to 1000 Mhz. with some gaps.

This radio has a build-in APRS TNC, and an optional GPS receiver. And ton of other features.

FCC ID:K6620335X40

Yaesu FTdx5000

Another monster from Yaesu, the FTdx5000.

Quansheng TG-UV Dual-Band Portable Transceiver

There have been quite a few Chinese radio's that have obtained FCC type-acceptance, but this is one of the few user programmable Dual-Band portables.

Yaesu FT-2900R 2-Meter Mobile

Yaesu's new rugged deluxe 2 meter amateur mobile transceiver, the FT-2900R.

Can produce 75 watts, extended receive (136-174Mhz), direct frequency entry through the microphone and WIRES capable.

FCC ID: 'K6620393X50'

Alinco DJ-G7T Triple-Band Transceiver

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.

FCC ID: PH3DJ-G7T

Ameritron ALS-1300 amplifier

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).

FCC ID: HO82WUALS13