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The Icom IC-821H 2M/440 all-mode transceiver was designed from the start for superior satellite and digital communications. Output power is continuously adjustable. Output on VHF 144-148 MHz is 6-35W SSB, 6-45W FM/CW. Output on UHF 430-450 MHz is 6-30W SSB, 6-40W FM/CW. Sub Band Receive and Sub Band Transmit are both featured.

The Icom IC-821H 2m/70cm (440MHz) all-mode transceiver was designed from the start for superior satellite and digital communications. Output power is continuously adjustable. Output on VHF 144-148 MHz is 6-35W SSB, 6-45W FM/CW.

If money is not a concern for you then buy a new 910H, but if you want a good solid radio with good ergonomics that does what it says it does then by all means consider an IC-821. The combination of the IC-821 with my IC-736 radio gives me all the bands I need for very little money.

Compared to my IC-910h, I am very impressed with the IC-821h. In fact, I sold my IC-910h and solely use the IC-821h for portable satellite operations combined with an Arrow dual-band yagi antenna. It is computer controllable via CI-V and communicates flawlessly with the more common satellite applications on Windows and Mac.

Icom is an outstanding, comprehensive radio manufacturer that produces radio communication equipment of all genres, from amateur radios to terrestrial, marine and avionics radios, as well as LTE, WLAN and satellite radios.

2020年1月31日 · My IC-821H is having difficulties. When I first turn it on the display shows the stored frequency from the last time it was on for about 3 seconds and then it goes to "dashes" in the frequency display.

IC-821H - VHF/UHF Dual Band Satellite Transceiver : Quick Specs: VHF/UHF dual band satellite base transceiver RX: 136-174 MHz, 430-450 MHz TX: 144-148 MHz, 430-450 MHz Output power: VHF: 45 W FM, CW; 35 W SSB UHF: 40 W FM, CW; …

2023年5月5日 · Good packing, Fast delivering. Thank you very much. Pout (VHF,UHF) 50W rms. - 100% working. - 12v cable included.

ating instructions for the IC-821H. AVOID placing the transceiver against walls or putting anything on top of the transceiver. This will obstruct heat dissipation. During mobile operation, DO NOT operate the trans- ceiver without running the vehicle’s engine. When transceiver power is ON and your vehicle’s engine is