ICOM IC-910H VHF/UHF MULTIMODE "NEARLY NEW" IC 910 (250574445985)

Here is a "nearly new"
Icom IC-910H all mode dual band transceiver.
This radio was won as a prize and is excess to my shack.
It is highly sought after for amateur radio satellite
communications, but works great for moon bounce, local repeaters, SSB, CW, FM, FM/N--you name it, it does it! It's in like new condition and still has several months of original Icom warranty remaining! Icom's warranty service is now determined merely by serial number
(check their website for further details). Accessories include all original supplied parts, including the box, manual, schematics, microphone, power cord, and spare fuses.
Below
are standard descriptions of the many features of this beautiful radio.
100W of stable output power A powerful 100W* of output power is provided by the newly designed power amplifier circuit, which employs bipolar transistors in parallel. The combination of the aluminum die-cast chassis and effective cooling fan ensures stable output for continuous operation.* 75W on 430MHz band and 10W on optional 1200MHz band (option
not installed on this radio!) High performance receiver The IC-910H offers 0.11µV of high sensitivity (at 10db S/N on SSB, CW mode), while the image and spurious responses are minimized for good signal fidelity. Used with the optional preamplifiers for each band, indispensable for obtaining weak signals in DX or satellite communication, you will experience top class receiving characteristics in the VHF/UHF bands. Ready-to-install 1200MHz BAND UNIT (optional, not included) By installing the optional (not included in this radio)
UX-910 1200MHZ BAND UNIT, the IC-910H becomes an all mode tri-band transceiver. You can also enjoy cross band and full duplex operation. Measuring only 241(W)×94(H)× 239(D) mm, and weighting 4.5kg (without UX-910)*, its compactness and light weight is convenient for field operation.* approx; 91⁄2(W)×311⁄16(H)×913⁄32(D) in.; 929⁄32lb 9600bps packet operation The IC-910H has two data sockets for simultaneous two band packet communications. Setting of the packet communication can be made easily in the set mode. And more All receiver functions, including IF shift, sweep, noise blanker, RF attenuator, also work in the SUB band The sweep function observes conditions around the set frequency 4 types of scanning are activated on each band independently The memory pad stores the operating frequencies and modes temporarily Electronic keyer with a dot/dash ratio control is built-in FM-narrow mode receivable (except 1200MHz band) 50 CTCSS tone encoder/decoder and one touch repeater function Optional UT-106 DSP UNIT available CI-V capability for PC control Full specs on the IC-910H can be found here:
http://www.icomamerica.com/en/products/amateur/satellite/910h/specifications.aspx Shipping/Insurance:
The radio (and accessories) will be shipped via
Ground UPS and insured.
The listed "handling
cost"
is to cover insurance, packaging costs, etc.
This is very close to expected actual cost
based on the value of the radio and its weight, ; the purpose of the handling charge is to get the radio to you in excellent condition, not make a profit.
Shipping and packing will be As Per the Shipping Calculator Where Possible.
The radio will be double-boxed. This item is for sale only within the U.S. (no foreign sales).
After The Sale The Winning bidder must contact me within 24 hours of auctions ending with name and shipping address. Winning bidder must pay for within 5 days of winning auction. Once an item is paid for I will ship the next business day if at all possible.
Payment will be through PayPal ONLY.
Return Policy This is a
rare sale
for me, not a business! The radio will not be DOA, but is sold "as is" with no returns.
It does have remaining Icom warranty through Icom!
Other Info I reserve the right to ban/remove ANY bid(s) from ANY individual for ANY reason.
I will make every effort for a smooth transaction.
Happy bidding!
On Feb-05-10 at 10:04:51 PST, seller added the following information:Please note--YES, the protective plastic "film" is still attached
to the LCD display; it has never been off!